Nsf Form 1230a - Confidential Conflict-Of-Interest Statement For Nsf Advisory Committee Members - National Science Foundation

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National Science Foundation
Alexandria, VA 22314
Confidential Conflict-of-Interest Statement for NSF Advisory Committee Members
Name of Advisory Committee:
In carrying out your duties as a member of an NSF advisory committee, you will be called upon to give advice on NSF policy
deliberations. We do not anticipate that you will ordinarily participate in any "particular matter". However, sometimes policy
deliberations focus on the interests of specific persons or organizations or on a discrete class of specific persons or entities. In such
cases, your personal financial interests or your affiliations or relationships with other affected persons or entities may raise conflict-
of-interest questions. By providing the information requested on this form, you will satisfy a requirement of U.S. Office of
Government Ethics regulations and help the Foundation identify and resolve potential (and apparent) conflicts. You must return
your completed statement to the NSF official responsible for the Committee before your serve on the Committee.
For each of the three parts below list all interests, positions, arrangements, or relationships you think might reasonably be
responsive. If you have none, check the "NONE" box.
Part 1: Financial Interests
If you, your spouse, or your dependent children hold any stock, securities, or similar financial interests in any nongovernmental
entity that could be affected by any NSF policy deliberation likely to come before the Committee - list all such holdings.
[EXAMPLE: Does your spouse hold stock in a computer company that could be affected by a change in NSF's standards for
NONE
funding computer centers?]
(Identify specific business, stock, bond, etc.)
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