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S Code of ethics for the Board of County Commissioners of Orange County NC - 06-01-2010-7b
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ATTACHMENT "A" <br />APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS <br />1. Avoid deriving a direct benefit from contracts in which you are involved in making or <br />administering on behalf of the public agency. (G.S. 14- 234((a)(1); criminal penalty; note <br />defined terms in the statute: direct benefit, involved in making or administering a contract.) <br />2. Avoid attempting to influence others who are involved in making or administering a contract on <br />behalf of the public agency, even if you aren't involved, if you will derive a direct benefit from <br />the contract. (G.S. 14 -234 (a)(2); criminal penalty; note defined terms in the statute: direct <br />benefit, involved in making or administering a contract.) <br />3. Avoid soliciting or receiving any gift or reward i � 4xc age for recommending, influencing, or <br />attempting to influence the award of a contr by the public agency you serve. (G.S. 14-234 <br />� <br />(a)(3); criminal penalty.) •. <br />4. Consider the ethical and practical consequences e ` ing a, direct benefit from a contract <br />that is authorized under any exception to the statute at# ,weigh these considerations against <br />the potential advantage to the public agency and to your'� follow reporting requirements to <br />ensure transparency. (G.S. 14 -234 (b); (d1).)�' ", <br />5. Avoid participating in deliberations about or voting on a contract in which you have a direct <br />benefit, when the contract is undertaken as allowed under any exception to the statute. (G.S. <br />14 -234 (b1); criminal penalty.) <br />6. Avoid using your knowledge of contemplated action by you or your unit, or information known <br />to you in our official capacity and not made public, to acquire a financial interest in any <br />prA a ion, or enterprise, or to gain a financial benefit that may be affected by the <br />formation or plated action. Avoid intentionally aiding another to do any of these <br />g s. (G.S. 14 -23 riminal penalty.) <br />7. Avoi eiving any g' £ =,r favor from a current, past, or potential contractor. (G.S. 133- 32(a); <br />criminal alty.) <br />8. Consider tti hicaldnd practical consequences of accepting a gift or favor under any <br />exception to tatutory prohibition, and follow reporting requirements to ensure <br />transparency. (G:S. 133- 32(d).) <br />9. Avoid voting on matters involving your own financial interest or official conduct. (G.S. 160A -75; <br />153A -44.) Identify and disclose these matters in advance so that your board can determine <br />whether or not you have a conflict that allows you to be excused by the board from voting. <br />When in doubt, obtain an opinion from your local attorney about whether you must vote or may <br />be excused. <br />E <br />
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