Common use of Disclosure Obligations Clause in Contracts

Disclosure Obligations. LAUSD expects Contractors and their Representatives to satisfy the following public disclosure obligations: A. Identify Current and Former LAUSD Officials – To ensure against conflict or improper influence resulting from employment of current or former LAUSD employees, Contractors and their Representatives shall disclose any of their employees, subcontractors or consultants who within the last three years have been or are employees of LAUSD. The disclosure will be in accordance with LAUSD guidelines and will include at a minimum the name of the former LAUSD employee(s), a list of the LAUSD positions the person held in the last three years, and the dates the person held those positions. Public agencies that provide contract services are not subject to this requirement. (1) In rare and unusual circumstances, XXXXX’s General Superintendent or his/her designee upon a showing of good cause may waive this disclosure requirement in writing with notification to the Board of Education, prior to approving a contract or its amendment. B. Be Transparent about Lobbying – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by LAUSD’s Lobbying Disclosure Code and register and fulfill the associated requirements, if they meet the trigger(s). XXXXX’s lobbying policy seeks to enhance public trust and confidence in the integrity of XXXXX’s decision-making process by providing transparency via a public record of the lobbying activities conducted by individuals and organizations. A “lobbying activity” is defined as any action taken with the principal purpose of supporting, promoting, influencing, modifying, opposing, delaying or advancing any rule, resolution, policy, program, contract, award, decision, or other proposal under consideration by LAUSD officials. For further information on LAUSD’s lobbying policy, Contractors and their Representatives shall review the resource materials available on the Ethics Office website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx). Failure to comply with XXXXX’s Lobbying Disclosure Code can result in fines and sanctions including debarment from contracting with LAUSD. C. Fulfill the State-Mandated Statement of Economic Interests (“Form 700”) Filing Requirement – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by the financial disclosure requirements of California’s Political Reform Act (Gov. Code Section 81000-91015). Under the Act, individual Contractors and their Representatives may be required to disclose economic interests that could be foreseeably affected by the exercise of their public duties in a disclosure filing called the Statement of Economic Interests or Form 700. A Form 700 serves as a tool for aiding public officials at all levels of government to ensure that they do not make or participate in making, any governmental decisions in which they have an interest.

Disclosure Obligations. LAUSD expects Contractors and their Representatives to satisfy the following public disclosure obligations: A. Identify Current and Former LAUSD Officials – To ensure against conflict or improper influence resulting from employment of current or former LAUSD employees, Contractors and their Representatives shall will disclose any of their employees, subcontractors or consultants who within the last three years have been or are employees of LAUSD. The disclosure will be in accordance with LAUSD guidelines and will include at a minimum the name of the former LAUSD employee(s), a list of the LAUSD positions the person held in the last three years, and the dates the person held those positions. Public agencies that provide contract services are not subject to this requirement. (1) In rare and unusual circumstances, XXXXX’s General Superintendent or his/her designee upon a showing of good cause may waive this disclosure requirement in writing with notification to the Board of Education, prior to approving a contract or its amendment. B. Be Transparent about Lobbying – Contractors and their Representatives shall will abide by LAUSDXXXXX’s Lobbying Disclosure Code and register and fulfill the associated requirements, if they meet the trigger(s). XXXXX’s lobbying policy seeks to enhance public trust and confidence in the integrity of XXXXX’s decision-making process by providing transparency via a public record of the lobbying activities conducted by individuals and organizations. A “lobbying activity” is defined as any action taken with the principal purpose of supporting, promoting, influencing, modifying, opposing, delaying or advancing any rule, resolution, policy, program, contract, award, decision, or other proposal under consideration by LAUSD officials. For further information on LAUSD’s lobbying policy, Contractors and their Representatives shall will review the resource materials available on the Ethics Office website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/Page/14037). Failure to comply with XXXXX’s Lobbying Disclosure Code can result in fines and sanctions including debarment from contracting with LAUSD. C. Fulfill the State-Mandated Statement of Economic Interests (“Form 700”) Filing Requirement – Contractors and their Representatives shall will abide by the financial disclosure requirements of California’s Political Reform Act (Gov. Code Section 81000-91015). Under the Act, individual Contractors and their Representatives may be required to disclose economic interests that could be foreseeably affected by the exercise of their public duties in a disclosure filing called the Statement of Economic Interests or Form 700. A Form 700 serves as a tool for aiding public officials at all levels of government to ensure that they do not make or participate in making, any governmental decisions in which they have an interest.

Disclosure Obligations. LAUSD expects Contractors and their Representatives to satisfy the following public disclosure obligations: A. Identify Current and Former LAUSD Officials – To ensure against conflict or improper influence resulting from employment of current or former LAUSD employees, Contractors and their Representatives shall disclose any of their employees, subcontractors or consultants who within the last three years have been or are employees of LAUSD. The disclosure will be in accordance with LAUSD guidelines and will include at a minimum the name of the former LAUSD employee(s), a list of the LAUSD positions the person held in the last three years, and the dates the person held those positions. Public agencies that provide contract services are not subject to this requirement. (1) In rare and unusual circumstances, XXXXX’s General Superintendent or his/her designee upon a showing of good cause may waive this disclosure requirement in writing with notification to the Board of Education, prior to approving a contract or its amendment. B. Be Transparent about Lobbying – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by LAUSD’s Lobbying Disclosure Code and register and fulfill the associated requirements, if they meet the trigger(s). XXXXX’s lobbying policy seeks to enhance public trust and confidence in the integrity of XXXXX’s decision-making process by providing transparency via a public record of the lobbying activities conducted by individuals and organizations. A “lobbying activity” is defined as any action taken with the principal purpose of supporting, promoting, influencing, modifying, opposing, delaying or advancing any rule, resolution, policy, program, contract, award, decision, or other proposal under consideration by LAUSD officials. For further information on LAUSD’s lobbying policy, Contractors and their Representatives shall review the resource materials available on the Ethics Office website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/Page/14037). Failure to comply with XXXXX’s Lobbying Disclosure Code can result in fines and sanctions including debarment from contracting with LAUSD. C. Fulfill the State-Mandated Statement of Economic Interests (“Form 700”) Filing Requirement – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by the financial disclosure requirements of California’s Political Reform Act (Gov. Code Section 81000-91015). Under the Act, individual Contractors and their Representatives may be required to disclose economic interests that could be foreseeably affected by the exercise of their public duties in a disclosure filing called the Statement of Economic Interests or Form 700. A Form 700 serves as a tool for aiding public officials at all levels of government to ensure that they do not make or participate in making, any governmental decisions in which they have an interest.

Disclosure Obligations. LAUSD expects Contractors and their Representatives to satisfy the following public disclosure obligations: A. Identify Current and Former LAUSD Officials – To ensure against conflict or improper influence resulting from employment of current or former LAUSD employees, Contractors and their Representatives shall disclose any of their employees, subcontractors or consultants who within the last three years have been or are employees of LAUSD. The disclosure will be in accordance with LAUSD guidelines and will include at a minimum the name of the former LAUSD employee(s), a list of the LAUSD positions the person held in the last three years, and the dates the person held those positions. Public agencies that provide contract services are not subject to this requirement. (1) In rare and unusual circumstances, XXXXXLAUSD’s General Superintendent or his/her designee upon a showing of good cause may waive this disclosure requirement in writing with notification to the Board of Education, prior to approving a contract or its amendment. B. Be Transparent about Lobbying – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by LAUSD’s Lobbying Disclosure Code and register and fulfill the associated requirements, if they meet the trigger(s). XXXXXLAUSD’s lobbying policy seeks to enhance public trust and confidence in the integrity of XXXXXLAUSD’s decision-making process by providing transparency via a public record of the lobbying activities conducted by individuals and organizations. A “lobbying activity” is defined as any action taken with the principal purpose of supporting, promoting, influencing, modifying, opposing, delaying or advancing any rule, resolution, policy, program, contract, award, decision, or other proposal under consideration by LAUSD officials. For further information on LAUSD’s lobbying policy, Contractors and their Representatives shall review the resource materials available on the Ethics Office website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx). Failure to comply with XXXXXLAUSD’s Lobbying Disclosure Code can result in fines and sanctions including debarment from contracting with LAUSD. C. Fulfill the State-Mandated Statement of Economic Interests (“Form 700”) Filing Requirement – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by the financial disclosure requirements of California’s Political Reform Act (Gov. Code Section 81000-91015). Under the Act, individual Contractors and their Representatives may be required to disclose economic interests that could be foreseeably affected by the exercise of their public duties in a disclosure filing called the Statement of Economic Interests or Form 700. A Form 700 serves as a tool for aiding public officials at all levels of government to ensure that they do not make or participate in making, any governmental decisions in which they have an interest.

Disclosure Obligations. LAUSD expects Contractors and their Representatives to satisfy the following public disclosure obligations: A. Identify Current and Former LAUSD Officials – To ensure against conflict or improper influence resulting from employment of current or former LAUSD employees, Contractors and their Representatives shall disclose any of their employees, subcontractors or consultants who within the last three years have been or are employees of LAUSD. The disclosure will be in accordance with LAUSD guidelines and will include at a minimum the name of the former LAUSD employee(s), a list of the LAUSD positions the person held in the last three years, and the dates the person held those positions. Public agencies that provide contract services are not subject to this requirement. (1) In rare and unusual circumstances, XXXXX’s General Superintendent or his/her designee upon a showing of good cause may waive this disclosure requirement in writing with notification to the Board of Education, prior to approving a contract or its amendment. B. Be Transparent about Lobbying – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by LAUSD’s Lobbying Disclosure Code and register and fulfill the associated requirements, if they meet the trigger(s). XXXXX’s lobbying policy seeks to enhance public trust and confidence in the integrity of XXXXX’s decision-making process by providing transparency via a public record of the lobbying activities conducted by individuals and organizations. A “lobbying activity” is defined as any action taken with the principal purpose of supporting, promoting, influencing, modifying, opposing, delaying or advancing any rule, resolution, policy, program, contract, award, decision, or other proposal under consideration by LAUSD officials. For further information on LAUSD’s lobbying policy, Contractors and their Representatives shall review the resource materials available on the Ethics Office website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx). Failure to comply with XXXXX’s Lobbying Disclosure Code can result in fines and sanctions including debarment from contracting with LAUSD. C. Fulfill X. Xxxxxxx the State-Mandated Statement of Economic Interests (“Form 700”) Filing Requirement – Contractors and their Representatives shall abide by the financial disclosure requirements of California’s Political Reform Act (Gov. Code Section 81000-91015). Under the Act, individual Contractors and their Representatives may be required to disclose economic interests that could be foreseeably affected by the exercise of their public duties in a disclosure filing called the Statement of Economic Interests or Form 700. A Form 700 serves as a tool for aiding public officials at all levels of government to ensure that they do not make or participate in making, any governmental decisions in which they have an interest.