The New Jersey State Ethics Commission is responsible for promoting and enforcing ethical conduct in the public sector of the state. It serves to ensure that public officials, employees, and candidates uphold high standards of honesty, transparency, and integrity in their roles. The commission provides guidance and training on ethical standards, investigates complaints of ethical misconduct, and enforces ethical rules and regulations across various governmental agencies and entities in New Jersey. Its primary goal is to maintain public trust and confidence in the government by ensuring ethical behavior from those serving the public.
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This document is used for requesting approval to attend events in the state of New Jersey.
This document is an annual disclosure form for colleges and universities in New Jersey. It provides important information about the institution, including financial data, campus safety measures, and student outcomes.
This document provides a checklist for conducting a compliance review in the state of New Jersey. It helps ensure that businesses and organizations are following the necessary laws and regulations.
This Form is used for disclosing personal and business relationships in New Jersey.
This document provides instructions on how to fill out the Conflict of Interest Form in the state of New Jersey. It guides individuals on how to disclose any potential conflicts of interest and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
This document provides instructions for public officers in New Jersey on how to complete and file a Financial Disclosure Statement. It outlines the required information and forms to be used for reporting financial interests.