Potential Conflict of Interest/revolving Door Problems at DOD: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, October 8, 1985 |
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... give you that for some of the low people , but we won't give you that for the Secretary of the Navy or anybody like that . We don't want to do that . We just want to do the little people . " And I was saying I want to do the big people ...
... give you that for some of the low people , but we won't give you that for the Secretary of the Navy or anybody like that . We don't want to do that . We just want to do the little people . " And I was saying I want to do the big people ...
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... a very narrow interpretation by the con- ferees that it would only cover a handful of Presidential appoint- ees . Thanks to Mr. Bennett's persistence and now the news that he gives us today , is that Justice has said it 36.
... a very narrow interpretation by the con- ferees that it would only cover a handful of Presidential appoint- ees . Thanks to Mr. Bennett's persistence and now the news that he gives us today , is that Justice has said it 36.
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... gives us today , is that Justice has said it will cover the top military people which does expand it from covering 60 people , to covering perhaps several thousand . But what I want to put on the record today is that the Depart- ment of ...
... gives us today , is that Justice has said it will cover the top military people which does expand it from covering 60 people , to covering perhaps several thousand . But what I want to put on the record today is that the Depart- ment of ...
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... speak to this committee and give you some of the opinions of the Office of Inspector Gener- al on the revolving door problem in general , and the Gilleece case in particular . As far as the circumstances in the Gilleece case go 40.
... speak to this committee and give you some of the opinions of the Office of Inspector Gener- al on the revolving door problem in general , and the Gilleece case in particular . As far as the circumstances in the Gilleece case go 40.
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... a Special Assistant . Ms. Gilleece resisted this idea because she felt it would give the appearance that she had acted improperly . Ms. Gilleece also told Dr. Wade she would terminate her efforts to establish a consulting firm . Ms. 56.
... a Special Assistant . Ms. Gilleece resisted this idea because she felt it would give the appearance that she had acted improperly . Ms. Gilleece also told Dr. Wade she would terminate her efforts to establish a consulting firm . Ms. 56.
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Acquisition Management action activities affect Agreement Armed Services August 16 believe BENNETT Bennett-Boxer bill Boxer Chairman clients Colonel KEENEY Committee companies concerning conference conflict of interest CONGRESS THE LIBRARY contacted Corporation counsel criminal defense contractors Department of Defense Department of Justice Deputy Under Secretary discussions disqualify establish a consulting ethics counselor executive federal employee financial interest GERRY SIKORSKI Gilleece testified Gilleece's GILMAN going Government employees individuals Inspector investigation involved issue June June 14 June 25 Justice Department legislation letters LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Magnavox Mary Ann Gilleece memorandum ment negotiations particular matter person personnel position problem programs prohibits proposed consulting firm Ream recuse regulations responsibilities revolving door Secretary of Defense Senate SIKORSKI soliciting specific Standards of Conduct statute Subcommittee technical compliance testimony thank tion told United States Code VANDER SCHAAF violation Wade
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