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Mr. Brent Green is the Deputy General Counsel (Ethics & Fiscal), Office of the Army General Counsel. The General Counsel is the final legal authority within the Army for all ethics matters in the following subject areas: standards of ethical conduct; activities with non-federal entities; outside speaking, teaching, and writing; conflicts of interest; political activities; private organizations and non-federal entities; financial and employment disclosure; post-government employment; gifts; use of government resources, contact with Defense contractors; procurement integrity; and ethics training. The General Counsel is responsible for presenting all ethics positions to the Congress, the Office of Government Ethics, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Military Departments, other federal agencies, and the private sector.

General Counsel and (Ethics & Fiscal) Staff

Principles of Ethical Conduct

President Bush Memo: Standards of Official Conduct

President Bush Memo: Dedicated to Serving America

Overview of OGC Ethics Responsibilities

Role of the HQDA Ethics Counselor

Post-Confirmation Responsibilities: For Civilians
For Senior Military Leaders

Financial Disclosure Reports: Confidential Disclosure Form (OGE Form 450)
Public Disclosure Form (SF 278)
Annual Certification Form

Conflicts of Interest: Appearances Of Conflicts
                           Restrictions on Contact With Defense Contractors
                           Contacts from Former Government Employees or Supervisors

Gifts: Gifts From Prohibited Sources                Foreign Gifts
       Gifts Between Government Employees Acceptance of Travel Expenses
         Offers of Free Attendance at Seminars and Conferences

Use of Government Resources

Solicitation and Fundraising in an Official Capacity

Private Organizations: Participation in Non-Federal Entities
Private Organization Fundraising By Army Agencies

Speaking, Teaching, and Writing Outside Government Employment

Seeking Outside Employment While Still a Government Employee

Post-Government Employment: Post-Government Employment Restrictions

White House Memo on 208(b)(1) Waivers with Respect to Negotiations
for Post-Government Employment (01/06/2004)

OGC Memo on 18 U.S.C. 207(c) changes (01/08/2004)

DoD Memo on 18 U.S.C. 208(b)(1) changes (01/07/2004)

OGC Memo on Logistical Support to & Attendance at Private
Organization Sponsored Events (08/19/2004)

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL ETHICS & FISCAL LAW

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL
ETHICS & FISCAL LAW