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Title: Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and Commitment 200506 Awareness


1
Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and
Commitment2005-06 Awareness
  • Debbie Hunt Special Advisor for Audits and
    Assessments
  • Matt Ronning Associate Vice Chancellor for
    Research and Compliance

2
Why disclose?
  • Mitigate risk to the disclosing party and to the
    institution
  • Maintain confidence in NCSUs self-regulation of
    inherent and natural conflicts of interest
  • The criminal statute of NC, NCAA regulations, and
    UNC System Policy

3
Who discloses
  • Every EPA employee
  • All EPA Professionals
  • Coaches
  • and Faculty in the colleges

4
What is disclosed?
  • Significant financial interests
  • 10K and more than 5
  • Example Sports camps
  • Associations with outside entities
  • As it may involve/influence decision-making as a
    University employee
  • Note Disclosure encompasses employee or family
    member living in same household

5
When to disclose?
  • Renew comprehensive disclosure annually late
    summer In process now (July 2005)
  • Update disclosure perpetually throughout the
    disclosure year
  • As circumstances change
  • Watch for EPAP that creates a COI and update COI
    accordingly
  • EPAP system now electronic and integrated with
    COI

6
How/Where?
  • All covered employees must utilize the web system
  • New system guides employees to answer only
    required questions based on each response given
  • Approvals and certifications are electronically
    routed to the Athletic Director instantaneously
  • http//www.ncsu.edu/sparcs/coi

7
Management Plans
  • When a real or perceived conflict exists
  • Establish parameters of operating with the
    conflict
  • Eliminate conflicts if management is impossible
  • Management plans should naturally fall out of the
    disclosure itself

8
Management Plans Examples
  • Example 1
  • Athletics EPA employees spouse serves on the
    board of directors of the Boys and Girls Club and
    this organization rents NCSU athletic facilities.
  • Employee will not be involved in any
    decision-making/scheduling for rental of
    facilities or assignment of facilities to Boys
    and Girls Club. All such decisions will be
    elevated to the employees supervisor or the
    athletic director.

9
Management Plans Examples, cont.
  • Example 2
  • Athletics EPA employee is co-owner of Gymnastics
    R Us, where some NCSU students or SPA employees
    work part time on the weekend.
  • EPA Employee does not directly supervise these
    students or SPA employees either at NCSU or at
    Gymnastics R Us. Recruitment is open to all NC
    State students and employees.

10
Consequences
  • Consequence of compliance is mitigation of risk.
  • Consequences of non-compliance include NCAA
    sanctions, termination of employment, criminal
    prosecution.

11
Disclosure Maintenance
  • Subject to increasing audit oversight
  • Ensure all disclosures are current
  • Watch out for new hires
  • COI System is a personnel file
  • Appropriate personnel should have access
  • Discuss COI at least twice per year at Athletics
    staff meetings and via other forms of
    communications that prove effective in your
    division

12
External Professional Activities for Pay Notice
of Intent
  • aka NOI and EPAP
  • Why, When and How

13
Request Permission for EPAP
  • NCAA Rules Require Full Disclosure of EPAP
  • State of NC rules prohibit EPAP without
    justification and consideration by the agency
    head
  • EPAP is a privilege enjoyed by academic
    institutions and must be carefully monitored

14
When to Request Permission
  • At least 10 calendar days prior
  • Exceptional circumstances can arise. When you
    cant meet the 10 day rule, then make certain you
    submit the request anyway for consideration by
    administration.
  • After the fact, still need to do it but need
    extra-ordinary justification.

15
How to Request Permission
  • Web Based Utility
  • Fully integrated with COI
  • Routes automatically to Directors office and
    where relevant Chancellors office.

http//www.ncsu.edu/sparcs/coi/
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Questions
  • Ask questions now
  • Contact Matt Ronning (513-2148) or Debbie Hunt
    (515-7512) in Research Administration
  • Submit questions via web at http//www.ncsu.edu/re
    search/guide/questions.html
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