Title IV
Title IV created the Office of Government Ethics. The Office of Government Ethic’s director is appointed by the President, and approved by the Senate. He or she is charged with providing direction on Executive Branch policies of disclosure, and collaborates with the Attorney General in investigations of ethics violations.
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