Ethics
The Federal Advisory Committee Act was enacted in 1972 to ensure that advice by the various advisory committees formed over the years is objective and accessible to the public. The Act formalized a process for establishing, operating, overseeing, and terminating these advisory bodies and created the Committee Management Secretariat to monitor compliance with the Act. What follows are resources for Advisory Committees and prospective members regarding ethical conduct and participation is said committees.
Office of Government Ethics Standards of Ethical Conduct: Standards of Ethical Conduct (oge.gov)
Office of Government Ethics Executive Order 13490: Executive Order 13490 -- Ethics Commitments By Executive Branch Personnel | whitehouse.gov (archives.gov)
Office of Government Ethics Statutes related to conflicts of interest and financial disclosures: INTRODUCTION TO CONFLICTS OF INTEREST: THE LAW, APPEARANCES, AND PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYMENT (oge.gov)
Office of Government Ethics Out Employment Limitations: eCFR :: 5 CFR Part 2636 -- Limitations on Outside Earned Income, Employment and Affiliations for Certain Noncareer Employees
Office of Government Ethics OGE Form 450: OGE Form 450
VA Office of General Counsel Ethics Training for Special Government Employees: https://www.va.gov/OGC/docs/SGE/10.html
General Services Administration : FACA Advice and Guidance
General Services Administration : FACA Training Registration
General Services Administration : Registered Lobbyists Serving on Advisory Committees
Government Accountability Office : Issues Related to the Independence and Balance of Advisory Committees
Government Accountability Office : Additional Guidance Could Help Agencies Better Ensure Independence and Balance
Government Accountability Office : Advisory Committee Process Appears to Be Working, but Some Concerns Exist
