19 CFR · Customs Duties
§ 200.735-114 — Employees required to submit statements.
19 CFR § 200.735-114
TitleTitle 19: Customs DutiesPartPart 200: Employee Responsibilities and Conduct
SourceeCFR (current through Mar 11, 2026)
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§ 200.735-114 Employees required to submit statements. Except as provided in § 200.735-114a, the following employees shall submit confidential statements of employment and financial interests:
(a)(1) Employees in grade GS-13 or above under section 5332 of title 5, United States Code, or in comparable or higher positions not subject to that section, other than those employees who are required to file public financial disclosure reports by title II of the Ethics in Government Act of 1978.
(2)The Director of Personnel shall list all such positions, shall include the listing in the chapter of the Commission's Policy Manual pertaining to the filing of confidential statements of employment and financial interests, and shall furnish copies thereof to the Deputy DAEO and to affected employees.
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§ 5332
5 U.S.C. § 5332
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§ 200.735-109
Misuse of information.§ 200.735-110
Indebtedness.§ 200.735-111
Gambling, betting, and lotteries.§ 200.735-112
General conduct prejudicial to the Government.§ 200.735-113
Miscellaneous statutory provisions.§ 200.735-114
Employees required to submit statements.§ 200.735-114a
Employees not required to submit statements.§ 200.735-114b
Employee complaints on filing requirements.§ 200.735-114c
Voluntary submission by employees.§ 200.735-115
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