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Ethics

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Definitions

Ethics is the discipline dealing with what is good and bad with Moral, Duty, and Obligations.

Ethical conduct is conforming to accepted professional standards of conduct.

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Ethical Conduct

• Principle - Public service is a public trust, requiring:

–Loyalty of members–Honest effort in performing duties–Impartiality–Protection of Federal property–Disclosure of Waste Fraud and Abuse–Satisfaction of financial obligations

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Ethical Conduct

• Basic Concepts - Members shall:–Apply principles to propriety of conduct

–Avoid appearance of violation of the laws governing ethics

–Seek advice of agency “Ethics Official” whenever in doubt

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Ethics Issues

•Impartiality in performing official duties.

•Misuse of position.

•Political/social activities.

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Official Duties

• Impartiality in performance–Specific authorization required if impartiality in question

•Matters covered–Self-interest, member of household, close personal or any business relationships.

•Disqualification–Applies

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Misuse of Position

• Involves -–Use of CAP office for private gain–Revelation of non-public information–Unauthorized use of government property

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Use of CAP Resources

•Equipment

•Communications

•Vehicles

•CAP position

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General Rule

“Employees shall protect and conserve federal property and shall not use it for other than authorized purposes”

5 CFR 2635.101(b)(9)

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What is Authorized?

Personal Use: unrelated to mission (no permission)

Personal Use: supportive of mission (with supervisor’s permission)

Official Use: directly related to mission accomplishment

No

Cau

tion

Yes

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Authorized Personal Use

• Personal Use: (supportive of mission)– Does not adversely affect performance of

official duties– Is of reasonable duration and frequency– Serves a legitimate public interest– Does not reflect adversely on DoD or CAP

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Authorized Personal Use

Can you use the office copier to make 100 copies of your letter to friends announcing your 15 year old son’s graduation from medical school?

• Personal Use: (supportive of mission)– Does not adversely affect performance of

official duties– Is of reasonable duration and frequency– Serves a legitimate public interest– Does not reflect adversely on DoD or CAP

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Authorized Personal Use

Can you use your computer at work after hours to type your annual Christmas letter?

• Personal Use: (supportive of mission)– Does not adversely affect performance of

official duties– Is of reasonable duration and frequency– Serves a legitimate public interest– Does not reflect adversely on DoD or CAP

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Authorized Personal Use

Can you use the office ZIP code directory to locate the zip code of an old boyfriend who just hit the lottery?

• Personal Use: (supportive of mission)– Does not adversely affect performance of official

duties

– Is of reasonable duration and frequency

– Serves a legitimate public interest

– Does not reflect adversely on DoD or CAP

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Guiding Principles

BALANCE TEST

Value to CAPValue to Society

Cost to CAPSusceptibility to AbuseVisibilitySleaziness

Rule #1: CAP resources are for the benefit of the CAPRule #2 Sometimes, the CAP benefits by allowing its

members to use CAP resources-Make employees more efficient-Improve employee morale-Increase public’s confidence in the CAP

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The Devil is in the…Details

OFFICIAL USE: Determined by mission. Must be directly related to and necessary for accomplishing the mission.

MISSION: Will differ from agency to agency, office to office

PERSONAL USE:

SUPERVISOR’S APPROVAL:

1. Formal Regulation2. Office Policy3. Case by Case

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Equipment (Computers, Copiers, Printers)

OFFICIAL USE: Accomplish mission

PERSONAL USE:

- Does not adversely affect official duties- Is of reasonable duration and frequency- Is performed on employee’s personal time- Serves a legitimate public interest- Does not reflect adversely on CAP- Creates no significant additional cost to CAP- AUTHORIZED BY SUPERVISORAUTHORIZED BY SUPERVISOR

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Supplies (Paper, Pens, Paper Clips, Etc.)

OFFICIAL USE: Accomplish mission

PERSONAL USE:

- May not create significant additional cost to CAP- Must serve legitimate public interest

CONCLUSION: Rarely appropriate to use supplies for personal use

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Pop Quiz - True/False

1. May I use the office copier to make myself a personal copy of my daughter’s report card to send to her grandparents?

2. May I use the copier to reproduce 75 color copies of my daughter's graduation from Mrs. Smith's Finishing School and Mud Wrestling Academy?

3. May I use the copier to reproduce 200 copies of HQ CAP Commanders address to the graduating class of Mrs. Smith's school?

4. May I use the office fax to receive a 40 page personal fax?

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Use of CAP Communications Systems at CAP Expense

MAY BE USED WHENMAY BE USED WHEN:

- Necessary in CAP’s interest - Personal communications in emergencies - Approved personal communications when deployed - Notify family of schedule change when on official travel

FAX

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Use of CAP Communications Systems Not at CAP Expense

Limited Personal Use:Limited Personal Use:

- No adverse effect on official duties- Reasonable duration and frequency- Serve legitimate public interest- No adverse reflection on Government- Do not overburden communications, no significant additional cost to DoD and no long distance charge to Government

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Privacy

Any official or personal use may be monitored by the CAP

- E-mail notes - Internet searches

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Pop Quiz - True/False

You may use CAP communications systems to:You may use CAP communications systems to:

1. Send Faxes to advertise sale of your car

2. Do a 12-minute lunchtime internet search on your gardening hobby

3. Make toll-free long-distance call for honeymoon reservations

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Use of Government Position

•Endorsements

• Fundraising

• Benefits

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CAP Owned Vehicles

• PERSONAL USE: Authorized Purposes

• - TDY

– -Lodging

– -Restaurants

– -Religious Services

– -NOTNOT Entertainment

OFFICIAL USE: Accomplish mission

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Pop Quiz-True/False

1. Since my organization is downsizing, may I use my CAP computer during duty hours to prepare my resume?

2. May I use my name and title to ask employees to support the Cadet Fund Raising Activity?

3. May I take a CAP vehicle to a fitness center to exercise while on TDY?

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Miscellaneous Resources

• - Food• - Business Cards• - Gifts• - Stamps and Mail• - Credit Cards

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Hypothetical

Your subordinate is the secretary of the local PTA. He asks you if he can do the following things using CAP equipment:

1. telephone five people to set up a meeting 2. use his computer to type the agenda 3. e-mail notices of the meeting to 200 members 4. make 200 copies of the agenda5. fax an invitation to Scott Adams to be a speaker at the meeting (long distance)