Ensuring Objectivity Gifts Strictly Prohibited

A public official, public employee, candidate, or the person's immediate family member shall not solicit any gift or series of gifts from a restricted donor at ... If you've been invited to watch the couple tie the knot, it's polite to send a gift even if you can't attend. An exception here would be if it's not within your ... The best thing to do is to say nothing about presents on an event invitation. The same goes for using birthday parties as a reason to raise ... Employing protocols or guidelines, such as a “no gifts rule” and providing interpretation around gifts can easily interfere with the therapeutic alliance with ... The presence of unrelated business income, which can arise from gifts of indebted property or from gifts of a large percentage of a business, will not ... Scenario 1: If the IC determines that the donor is not a Prohibited Source and presents no potential for a conflict of interest, acceptance of the gift is ... Please, no gifts. Your presence is a present to us. No presents please, just your presence. Please bring only your company and your appetite. For if the intention and desire are there, the size of the gift doesn't matter. Your gift is fully acceptable to God according to what you have, not what you ... Such gifts can undermine physicians' obligation to provide services fairly to all patients; accepting them is likely to damage the patient-physician ... Some items are excluded from the definition of a gift, so they may be accepted. ... Government personnel may accept unsolicited gifts if they are not cash and are ...