Why are there separate procedures for disclosing financial interests under awards from non-governmental and entities (profit and non-profit) and government agencies?
There are separate state and federal regulations that relate to disclosures of financial interests, each with its own set of requirements for disclosure. UCLA developed the separate procedures so that pertinent information relating to the specific disclosure requirements could more readily be identified and obtained.
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- Why are there separate procedures for disclosing financial interests under awards from non-governmental entities (profit and non-profit) and government agencies?