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Walter M. Shaub
Sean Doocey
Re: 278 Question
Sunday, November 27, 2016 7:32:56 PM
Thanks for reaching out, Sean. I'm very sorry I didn't see your message earlier. I normally
(b)(6)
check my blackberry constantly, but I left it behind by accident when
The answer depends (b) (5)
(b) (5)
. I think for all of these nominees (b) (5)
. In that case, the period for assets and investment income dates back to (b) (5) The
same is true for earned income and liabilities. This reporting period applies to parts 2, 5, 6 and
8.
Note that a different reporting period applies to positions held (part 1) and sources of earned
income exceeding $5,000 (part 4). ‎ For these items in part 1 and part 4, the reporting period
dates back to (b) (5)
A third reporting period covers part 3 (arrangements and agreements). We have nominees
report all arrangements/agreements in existence as of the date of filing and ‎all
arrangements/agreements in existence between the date of filing and the date of
appointment into the government. Thus, for example, the former would cover a 401k plan and
the latter would cover the forfeiture of unvested stock options upon resignation from a
private employer following Senate confirmation.
Finally, nominees do not complete part 7 (transactions) or part 9 (gifts and reimbursements).
‎But if they're using Integrity, the system won't ask them to complete those parts.
Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions or would prefer to talk by phone. We
want to be as helpful as possible.
(b) (5)
Walt
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From: Sean Doocey
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2016 2:58 PM
To: Walter M. Shaub