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Assess a conflict of interest disclosure and recommend safeguards

Evaluates an employee's conflict of interest disclosure against policy and recommends whether to approve, mitigate, or decline it.

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The prompt

Help me assess a conflict of interest disclosure. The disclosure: [WHAT the employee reported - e.g. outside job, relative at a supplier, investment in a competitor, board seat] Employee's role and decision-making authority: [ROLE, budget authority, influence over vendors, customers, hiring, or contracts] Relationship to our business: [does the other party do business with us, compete with us, or seek to] Our conflict of interest policy: [PASTE relevant sections] Industry rules that apply (if any): [e.g. public sector, healthcare, financial services rules] Assess: 1. Type of conflict - actual, potential, or perceived, and why. 2. Risk factors - the employee's ability to influence decisions, value involved, frequency of interaction, access to confidential information, how it would look to an outsider. 3. Policy position - what the policy permits, prohibits, or leaves to judgment, citing sections. 4. Options - approve, approve with safeguards, require divestment or change, or decline. 5. Safeguards if approving - e.g. recusal from specific decisions, alternate approver, information barriers, periodic re-certification, documented arm's-length terms. 6. Questions to ask before deciding. 7. Decision letter to the employee - clear, respectful, under 200 words, with conditions and a review date. 8. Register entry - one line for our conflicts register. Be fair to the employee: a disclosed conflict is good behavior. Mark gaps [CONFIRM]. Check local law and any regulatory requirements.

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  • PASTE relevant sections
  • e.g. public sector, healthcare, financial services rules
  • CONFIRM

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