,,ii  #aafth ,,congress  #ast ,session  
,s4 #aejc  ,,in ,,the ,,senate ,,of     
,,the ,,united ,,states  ,may #af1      
#bjai,ms4 ,warren introduced the        
following bill2 which was read twice and
 referred to the ,committee on ,armed   
,services  ,a ,,bill  ,to promote ethics
 and prevent corruption in ,department  
of ,defense contracting and other       
activities1 and for other purposes4  #a4
 ,short title2 table of contents  7a7   
,short title ,this ,act may be cited as 
the ,department of ,defense ,ethics and 
,anti-corruption ,act of #bjai4  7b7    
,table of contents ,the table of        
contents for this ,act is as follows3   
,sec4 #a4 ,short title2 table of        
contents4,,title ,i--,revolving door and
 contractor influence,sec4 #aja4        
,heightened revolving door              
requirements4,sec4 #ajb4 ,requirements  
for defense contractors relating to     
certain former ,department of ,defense  
officials and lobbying activities4,sec4 
#ajc4 ,comptroller ,general report on   

post-government employment of former    
,department of ,defense officials4,sec4 
#ajd4 ,ban on hiring contracting        
officials enforceable on certain        
contracts4,sec4 #aje4 ,ban on hiring    
senior officials by giant defense       
contractors4,sec4 #ajf4 ,modification of
 prohibition on lobbying activities with
 respect to the ,department of ,defense 
by certain officers of the ,armed       
,forces and civilian employees of the   
,department of ,defense following       
separation from military service or     
employment with the ,department4,sec4   
#ajg4 ,enhancement of recusal for       
conflicts of personal interest          
requirements for ,department of ,defense
 officers and employees4,sec4 #ajh4     
,prohibition on ownership or trading of 
stocks in certain companies by          
,department of ,defense officers and    
employees4,,title ,,ii--,limiting       
foreign influence,sec4 #bja4 ,annual    
reports on approval of employment or    
compensation of retired general or flag 

officers by foreign governments for     
,emoluments ,clause purposes4,sec4 #bjb4
 ,advising foreign governments4,sec4    
#bjc4 ,ban on former military and       
civilian intelligence officers from     
foreign employment4,,title              
,,iii--,transparency,sec4 #cja4         
,affirmative contractor record          
disclosures4,sec4 #cjb4 ,extension of   
,,foia to private contractors4,sec4     
#cjc4 ,financial disclosure by large    
contractors4,sec4 #cjd4 ,availability on
 the ,internet of certain information   
about officers serving in general or    
flag officer grades4  ,i ,revolving door
 and contractor influence  #aja4        
,heightened revolving door requirements 
,section #hdg of the ,national ,defense 
,authorization ,act for ,fiscal ,year   
#bjjh 7,public ,law #aaj-aha2 #aj       
,u4,s4,c4 #agja note7 is amended--  7#a7
 in subsection 7a77#a71 by striking     
within two years of leaving service and 
inserting within four years of leaving  
service2 and  7#b7 in subsection 7b7--  

7,a7 in paragraph 7#a7-- 7i7 by striking
 retained by the ,department of ,defense
 in a central database or repository    
maintained by the ,general ,counsel of  
the ,department for not less than five  
years and inserting retained by the     
,department of ,defense in a central    
database or repository maintained by the
 ,general ,counsel ,standards and       
,conduct ,office of the ,department for 
not less than ten years2 and  7ii7 by   
inserting and shall be posted on a      
publicly available ,internet website of 
the ,general ,counsel ,standards and    
,conduct ,office after opinion was      
provided2 and  7,b7 in paragraph 7#b71  
by inserting not less than biannually   
after conduct periodic reviews4  #ajb4  
,requirements for defense contractors   
relating to certain former ,department  
of ,defense officials and lobbying      
activities  7a7 ,requirements  7#a7 ,in 
general ,chapter #ada of title #aj1     
,united ,states ,code is amended by     
adding at the end the following new     

section3  #bdajt4 ,defense contractors  
report3 requirements concerning former  
,department of ,defense officials and   
lobbying activities  7a7 ,in general    
,each contract for the procurement of   
goods or services in excess of          
#aj1jjj1jjj1 other than a contract for  
the procurement of commercial products  
or services1 that is entered into by the
 ,department of ,defense shall include a
 provision under which the contractor   
agrees to submit to the ,secretary of   
,defense1 not later than ,april #a of   
each year such contract is in effect1 a 
written report setting forth the        
information required by subsection 7b74 
7b7 ,report information ,except as      
provided in subsection 7c71 a report by 
a contractor under subsection 7a7       
shall-- 7#a7 list the name of each      
person who--  7,a7 is a former officer  
or employee of the ,department of       
,defense or a former or retired member  
of the armed forces who served--  7i7 in
 an ,executive ,schedule position under 

subchapter ,,ii of chapter #ec of title 
#e2  7ii7 in a position in the ,senior  
,executive ,service under subchapter    
,,viii of chapter #ec of title #e2      
7iii7 in a position compensated at a    
rate of pay for grade ,o-#f or above    
under section #bja of title #cg2 or     
7iv7 as a program manager1 deputy       
program manager1 procuring contracting  
officer1 administrative contracting     
officer1 source selection authority1    
member of the source selection          
evaluation board1 or chief of a         
financial or technical evaluation team  
for a contract with a value in excess of
 #aj1jjj1jjj2 and  7,b7 during the      
preceding calendar year was provided    
compensation by the contractor1 if such 
compensation was first provided by the  
contractor not more than four years     
after such officer1 employee1 or member 
left service in the ,department of      
,defense2  7#b7 in the case of each     
person listed under subparagraph 7,a7-- 
7,a7 identify the agency in which such  

person was employed or served on active 
duty during the last two years of such  
person's service with the ,department of
 ,defense2  7,b7 state such person's job
 title and identify each major defense  
system1 if any1 on which such person    
performed any work with the ,department 
of ,defense during the last two years of
 such person's service with the         
,department2 and  7,c7 state such       
person's current job title with the     
contractor and identify each major      
defense system on which such person has 
performed any work on behalf of the     
contractor2 and  7#c7 if the contractor 
is a client1 include-- 7,a7 a statement 
that--  7i7 lists each specific issue   
for which the contractor1 any employee  
of the contractor1 or any lobbyist paid 
by the contractor engaged in lobbying   
activities with the ,department of      
,defense2 and  7ii7 specifies the       
,federal rule or regulation1 ,executive 
order1 or other program1 policy1        
contract1 or position of the ,department

 of ,defense to which the lobbying      
activities described in clause 7i7      
related2  7iii7 lists each lobbying     
activity relating to the ,department of 
,defense that the contractor1 any       
employee of the contractor1 or any      
lobbyist paid by the contractor has     
engaged in on behalf of the contractor1 
including--  7,i7 each document prepared
 by the contractor1 any employee of the 
contractor1 or any lobbyist paid by the 
contractor that was submitted to an     
officer or employee of the ,department  
of ,defense by the lobbyist2  7,,ii7    
each meeting that was a lobbying contact
 with an officer or employee of the     
,department of ,defense1 including the  
subject of the meeting1 the date of the 
meeting1 and the name and position of   
each individual who attended the        
meeting2  7,,iii7 each phone call made  
to an officer or employee of the        
,department of ,defense that was a      
lobbying contact1 including the subject 
of the phone call1 the date of the phone

 call1 and the name and position of each
 individual who was on the phone call2  
and  7,,iv7 each electronic             
communication sent to an officer or     
employee of the ,department of ,defense 
that was a lobbying contact1 including  
the subject of the electronic           
communication1 the date of the          
electronic communication1 and the name  
and position of each individual who     
received the electronic communication2  
7iv7 lists the name of each employee of 
the contractor who-- 7,i7 did not       
participate in a lobbying contact with  
an officer or employee of the           
,department of ,defense2 and  7,,ii7    
engaged in lobbying activities in       
support of a lobbying contact with an   
officer or employee of the ,department  
of ,defense2 and  7v7 describes the     
lobbying activities referred to in      
clause 7iv77,,ii72 and  7,b7 a copy of  
any document transmitted to an officer  
or employee of the ,department of       
,defense in the course of the lobbying  

activities described in subparagraph    
7,a77iv77,,ii74  7c7 ,duplicate         
information not required ,an annual     
report submitted by a contractor        
pursuant to subsection 7b7 need not     
provide information with respect to any 
former officer or employee of the       
,department of ,defense or former or    
retired member of the armed forces if   
such information has already been       
provided in a previous annual report    
filed by such contractor under this     
section4  7d7 ,definitions ,in          
subsection 7b77#c71 the terms client1   
lobbying activities1 lobbying contact1  
and lobbyist have the meanings given the
 terms in section #c of the ,lobbying   
,disclosure ,act of #aiie 7#b ,u4,s4,c4 
#afjc74  4  7#b7 ,clerical amendment    
,the table of sections at the beginning 
of chapter #ada of such title is amended
 by adding at the end the following new 
item3  ,sec4 #bdajt4 ,defense           
contractors report3 requirements        
concerning former ,department of        

,defense officials and lobbying         
activities4  4  7b7 ,effective date ,the
 amendments made by subsection 7a7 shall
 take effect on the date of the         
enactment of this ,act1 and shall apply 
with respect to contracts entered into  
on or after that date4  #ajc4           
,comptroller ,general report on         
post-government employment of former    
,department of ,defense officials ,not  
later than #ij days after the date of   
the enactment of this ,act1 the         
,comptroller ,general of the ,united    
,states shall initiate a review updating
 the information and findings contained 
in the ,may #bjjh ,government           
,accountability ,office report entitled1
 ,defense ,contracting3                 
,post-,government ,employment of ,former
 ,,dod ,officials ,needs ,greater       
,transparency 7,,gao-#jh-dhe74 ,the     
,comptroller ,general shall provide an  
interim briefing on the status of the   
review to the congressional defense     
committees not later than ,december #ca1

 #bjbj1 with a report to follow by a    
date agreed upon with the committees4   
#ajd4 ,ban on hiring contracting        
officials enforceable on certain        
contracts  7a7 ,prohibition  7#a7 ,in   
general ,any contract for the           
procurement of goods or services1 other 
than a contract for the procurement of  
commercial products or services1 with a 
value in excess of #aj1jjj1jjj shall    
include a contract clause prohibiting   
the contractor from providing           
compensation to a former ,department of 
,defense official described in paragraph
 7#b7 within four years after such      
former official leaves service in the   
,department of ,defense4  7#b7 ,covered 
department of defense official ,an      
official or former official of the      
,department of ,defense is covered by   
the requirements of this section if such
 official or former official is a former
 officer or employee of the ,department 
of ,defense or a former or retired      
member of the ,armed ,forces who served 

as a program manager1 deputy program    
manager1 procuring contracting officer1 
administrative contracting officer1     
source selection authority1 member of   
the source selection evaluation board1  
or chief of a financial or technical    
evaluation team for a contract with a   
value in excess of #aj1jjj1jjj1 and such
 person--  7,a7 participated in the     
contract or license selection2  7,b7    
determined or signed off on the         
technical requirements of the contract  
or license2 or  7,c7 granted the        
contract or license4  7b7               
,administrative actions ,in the event   
that an official or former official of  
the ,department of ,defense described in
 subsection 7a77#b71 or a ,department of
 ,defense contractor1 knowingly fails to
 comply with the requirements of this   
subsection1 the ,secretary of ,defense  
may take any of the administrative      
actions set forth in section #baje of   
title #da1 ,united ,states ,code that   
the ,secretary of ,defense determines to

 be appropriate4  #aje4 ,ban on hiring  
senior officials by giant defense       
contractors  7a7 ,prohibition  7#a7 ,in 
general ,any ,department of ,defense    
contract for the procurement of goods or
 services with a giant defense          
contractor shall include a contract     
clause prohibiting the contractor from  
hiring or paying 7including as a        
consultant or lawyer7 any covered       
,department of ,defense official within 
four years after such former official   
leaves service in the ,department of    
,defense4  7#b7 ,definitions ,in this   
section3 7,a7 ,covered ,department of   
,defense official ,the term covered     
,department of ,defense official means a
 former officer or employee of the      
,department of ,defense or a former or  
retired member of the ,armed ,forces who
 served--  7i7 in an ,executive         
,schedule position under subchapter ,,ii
 of chapter #ec of title #e1 ,united    
,states ,code2  7ii7 in a position in   
the ,senior ,executive ,service under   

subchapter ,,viii of chapter #ec of     
title #e1 ,united ,states ,code2  7iii7 
in a position compensated at a rate of  
pay for grade ,o-#f or above under      
section #bja of title #cg1 ,united      
,states ,code2 or  7iv7 in a supervisory
 position compensated at a rate of pay  
for grade ,,gs-#ae of the ,general      
,schedule under section #eajg of title  
#e1 ,united ,states ,code1 or higher4   
7,b7 ,giant defense contractor ,the term
 giant defense contractor means a       
contractor 7other than an institution of
 higher education7 that received an     
average of more than #a1jjj1jjj1jjj in  
annual revenue from the ,department of  
,defense or the ,department of ,energy  
for contracted work related to the      
,united ,states nuclear program in the  
previous three fiscal years4  7b7       
,administrative actions ,in the event   
that an official or former official of  
the ,department of ,defense described in
 subsection 7a77#b77;,a71 or a          
,department of ,defense contractor1     

knowingly fails to comply with the      
requirements of this subsection1 the    
,secretary of ,defense may take any of  
the administrative actions set forth in 
section #baje of title #da1 ,united     
,states ,code that the ,secretary of    
,defense determines to be appropriate4  
#ajf4 ,modification of prohibition on   
lobbying activities with respect to the 
,department of ,defense by certain      
officers of the ,armed ,forces and      
civilian employees of the ,department of
 ,defense following separation from     
military service or employment with the 
,department ,section #ajde of the       
,national ,defense ,authorization ,act  
for ,fiscal ,year #bjah 7,public ,law   
#aae-ia2 #aca ,stat4 #aeee7 is amended--
  7#a7 in subsection 7a7-- 7,a7 in the  
subsection heading1 by striking         
,two-year prohibition and inserting     
,four-year prohibition2  7,b7 in        
paragraph 7#a71 by striking during the  
two-year period and inserting during the
 four-year period2 and  7,c7 in         

paragraph 7#b77;,a71 by striking grade  
,o-#i or higher and inserting grade     
,o-#f or higher2  7#b7 by striking      
subsection 7b72  7#c7 by redesignating  
subsection 7c7 as subsection 7b72 and   
7#d7 in subsection 7b77#a71 as          
redesignated by paragraph 7#c71 by      
inserting 1 including activities in     
support of lobbying contact with an     
officer or employee of the ,department  
of ,defense before the period at the    
end4  #ajg4 ,enhancement of recusal for 
conflicts of personal interest          
requirements for ,department of ,defense
 officers and employees  7a7 ,in general
 ,an officer or employee of the         
,department of ,defense may not         
participate personally and substantially
 in any covered matter that the officer 
or employee knows1 or reasonably should 
know1 is likely to have a direct and    
predictable effect on the financial     
interests of any of the following3  7#a7
 ,any organization1 including a trade   
organization1 for which the officer or  

employee has served as an employee1     
officer1 director1 trustee1 or general  
partner in the past #d years4  7#b7 ,a  
former direct competitor or client of   
any organization for which the officer  
or employee has served as an employee1  
officer1 director1 trustee1 or general  
partner in the past #d years4  7#c7 ,any
 employer with whom the officer or      
employee is seeking employment4  7b7    
,construction ,nothing in this section  
shall be construed to terminate1 alter1 
or make inapplicable any other          
prohibition or limitation in law or     
regulation on the participation of      
officers or employees of the ,department
 of ,defense in covered matters having  
an effect on their or related financial 
or other personal interests4  7c7       
,covered matter defined ,in this        
section1 the term covered matter-- 7#a7 
means any matter that involves          
deliberation1 decision1 or action that  
is focused upon the interests of a      
specific person or a discrete and       

identifiable class of persons2 and  7#b7
 includes policymaking that is narrowly 
focused on the interests of a discrete  
and identifiable class of persons4      
#ajh4 ,prohibition on ownership or      
trading of stocks in certain companies  
by ,department of ,defense officers and 
employees  7a7 ,prohibition on ownership
 and trading by certain senior officials
  7#a7 ,prohibition ,an official of the 
,department of ,defense described in    
paragraph 7#b7 may not own or trade a   
publicly traded stock of a company if1  
during the preceding calendar year1 the 
company received more than              
#a1jjj1jjj1jjj in revenue from the      
,department of ,defense1 including      
through one or more contracts with the  
,department4  7#b7 ,department of       
,defense officials ,an official of the  
,department of ,defense described in    
this paragraph is any current           
,department of ,defense official        
described by section #hdg7;c7 of the    
,national ,defense ,authorization ,act  

for ,fiscal ,year #bjjh 7#aj ,u4,s4,c4  
#agja note74  7#c7 ,nature of offense   
,ownership or a trade of a stock in     
violation of paragraph 7#a7 is an       
offense under section #bjh of title #ah1
 ,united ,states ,code4  7b7            
,prohibition on ownership and trading by
 all officers and employees ,an officer 
or employee of the ,department of       
,defense may not own or trade a publicly
 traded stock of a company that is a    
contractor or subcontractor of the      
,department if the ,office of ,standards
 and ,compliance of the ,office of the  
,general ,counsel of the ,department of 
,defense determines that the value of   
the stock may be directly or indirectly 
influenced by any official action of the
 officer or employee for the            
,department4  7c7 ,inapplicability to   
mutual funds ,for purposes of this      
section1 publicly traded stock does not 
include a widely held investment fund   
described in section #ajb7;f77#h7 of the
 ,ethics in ,government ,act of #aigh   

7#e ,u4,s4,c4 ,app474  ,,ii ,limiting   
foreign influence  #bja4 ,annual reports
 on approval of employment or           
compensation of retired general or flag 
officers by foreign governments for     
,emoluments ,clause purposes  7a7       
,annual reports ,section #ijh of title  
#cg1 ,united ,states ,code1 is amended--
 7#a7 by redesignating subsection 7c7 as
 subsection 7d72 and  7#b7 by inserting 
after subsection 7b7 the following new  
subsection 7c73  7c7 ,annual reports on 
approvals for retired general and flag  
officers  7#a7 ,not later than ,january 
#ca each year1 the ,secretaries of the  
military departments shall jointly      
submit to the appropriate committees and
 ,members of ,congress a report on each 
approval under subsection 7b7 for       
employment or compensation described in 
subsection 7a7 for a retired member of  
the armed forces in a general or flag   
officer grade that was issued during the
 preceding year4  7#b7 ,in this         
subsection1 the appropriate committees  

and ,members of ,congress are-- 7,a7 the
 ,committee on ,armed ,services1 the    
,committee on ,foreign ,relations1 and  
the ,committee on ,appropriations of the
 ,senate2  7,b7 the ,committee on ,armed
 ,services1 the ,committee on ,foreign  
,affairs1 and the ,committee on         
,appropriations of the ,house of        
,representatives2  7,c7 the ,majority   
,leader and the ,minority ,leader of the
 ,senate2 and  7,d7 the ,speaker of the 
,house of ,representatives and the      
,minority ,leader of the ,house of      
,representatives4  4  7b7 ,scope of     
first report ,the first report submitted
 pursuant to subsection 7c7 of section  
#ijh of title #cg1 ,united ,states ,code
 7as amended by subsection 7a7 of this  
section71 after the date of the         
enactment of this ,act shall cover the  
five-year period ending with the year   
before the year in which such report is 
submitted4  #bjb4 ,advising foreign     
governments ,section #bjg7;f7 of title  
#ah1 ,united ,states ,code1 is amended--

 7#a7 by redesignating paragraph 7#c7 as
 paragraph 7#d72 and  7#b7 by inserting 
after paragraph 7#b7 the following new  
paragraph3  7#c7 ,permanent restriction 
without prior approval  7,a7 ,in general
 ,any person who has been employed as a 
senior official in the ,white ,house1   
the ,department of ,state1 the          
,department of ,defense1 or the         
,department of the ,treasury who1       
without the explicit prior approval of  
the ,secretary of ,state1 performs      
compensated work for a foreign entity   
that might benefit from the knowledge   
obtained by the person as a result of   
such ,united ,states ,government        
employment1 shall be punished as        
provided in section #baf of this title4 
7,b7 ,limitation on approval ,the       
,secretary of ,state may not approve any
 work described in subparagraph 7,a7    
that conflicts with the national        
security interests of the ,united       
,states1 as determined by the ,secretary
 and verified by the ,director of       

,national ,intelligence4  7,c7 ,annual  
report ,the ,secretary of ,state shall  
submit an annual report listing all of  
the approvals under subparagraph 7,a7   
during the prior calendar year to the   
,committee on ,foreign ,relations of the
 ,senate1 the ,committee on ,armed      
,services of the ,senate1 the ,select   
,committee on ,intelligence of the      
,senate1 the ,committee on ,foreign     
,affairs of the ,house of               
,representatives1 the ,committee on     
,armed ,services of the ,house of       
,representatives1 and the ,permanent    
,select ,committee on ,intelligence of  
the ,house of ,representatives4  4      
#bjc4 ,ban on former military and       
civilian intelligence officers from     
foreign employment  7a7 ,in general     
,except as provided in subsection 7b71  
military and intelligence officers      
possessing a security clearance1 upon   
separation from service or resignation1 
are prohibited from obtaining employment
 with a foreign government or a private 

company doing work predominantly on     
behalf of a foreign government4  7b7    
,exemption  7#a7 ,in general ,employment
 with the ,government of ,australia1 of 
,canada1 of ,new ,zealand1 or of the    
,united ,kingdom is not subject to the  
prohibition under subsection 7a74  7#b7 
,waivers ,individuals may seek and be   
granted a waiver by the ,secretary of   
,state for employment by any other      
foreign government4 ,such waiver will be
 presumptively granted in cases that    
ex-officers seek employment in jobs     
focused on humanitarian aid1            
development1 or infrastructure          
improvement4 ,waivers for employment in 
other jobs shall be determined based on 
whether such employment would reasonably
 involve the use or disclosure or       
appropriation of sources1 methods1 or   
skills that could pose a threat to      
,united ,states interests when employed 
by other countries or enable the        
repression of the nationals of such     
countries4  ,,iii ,transparency  #cja4  

,affirmative contractor record          
disclosures ,the ,secretary of ,defense 
shall publish on a publicly available   
,internet website the following         
information to the extent such          
information is unclassified and         
non-confidential3  7#a7 ,in the case of 
a contract with the ,department of      
,defense for goods or services above the
 simplified acquisition threshold       
specified in section #acd of title #da1 
,united ,states ,code--  7,a7 copies of 
each contract and task delivery order   
the contractor on such contract has     
entered into with the ,department of    
,defense during the previous three      
fiscal years2 and  7,b7 past performance
 information about the contractor to the
 extent it is maintained by the         
,department4  7#b7 ,in the case of a    
contract with the ,department of        
,defense for goods or services in excess
 of #aj1jjj1jjj1 all correspondence and 
documents related to the contract4  7#c7
 ,the contractor report required under  

section #bdajt of title #aj1 ,united    
,states ,code1 as added by section #ajb 
of this ,act4  #cjb4 ,extension of      
,,foia to private contractors  7a7      
,definitions ,in this section-- 7#a7 the
 term covered contractor means a private
 contractor that entered into a contract
 with the ,department2  7#b7 the term   
covered record means any record produced
 using ,federal funds during the        
fulfillment of a ,department contract by
 a covered contractor2 and  7#c7 the    
term ,department means the ,department  
of ,defense4  7b7 ,application of ,,foia
 ,a covered record shall be--  7#a7     
considered an agency record for purposes
 of section #eeb7;f77#b7 of title #e1   
,united ,states ,code1 whether in the   
possession of a covered contractor or   
the ,department2 and  7#b7 subject to   
section #eeb of title #e1 ,united       
,states ,code 7commonly known as the    
,freedom of ,information ,act71 to the  
same extent as if the record was        
maintained by the ,department4  7c7     

,inclusion of ,,foia provisions ,in any 
contract entered into by a covered      
contractor with the ,department1 the    
,department shall include provisions    
relating to the application of section  
#eeb of title #e1 ,united ,states ,code 
7commonly known as the ,freedom of      
,information ,act7 to any covered       
records produced during the fulfillment 
of the contract4  #cjc4 ,financial      
disclosure by large contractors  7a7    
,disclosure requirement  7#a7 ,in       
general ,the ,secretary of ,defense     
shall require a covered contractor1 as a
 condition for entering into a contract 
with the ,department of ,defense1 to    
make publicly available the following   
information 7excluding information      
determined to be classified by the      
,secretary73  7,a7 ,audited financial   
statements4  7,b7 ,a listing of the     
salaries of employees performing work on
 the contract that receive compensation 
from the contractor in excess of        
#bej1jjj per year4  7,c7 ,a description 

of all ,federal political spending by   
the contractor4  7#b7 ,suspension and   
debarment ,the ,secretary of ,defense   
may suspend or debar any covered        
contractor that fails to comply with the
 disclosure requirements under paragraph
 7#a74  7#c7 ,covered contractor defined
 ,the term covered contractor means a   
contractor 7other than an institute of  
higher education7 that-- 7,a7 received  
more than #aj1jjj1jjj in annual revenue 
from ,federal ,government contracts or  
licenses in any of the previous three   
fiscal years2 or  7,b7 earned more than 
#bj percent of its total annual revenue 
from ,federal ,government contracts or  
licenses in any of the previous three   
fiscal years4  #cjd4 ,availability on   
the ,internet of certain information    
about officers serving in general or    
flag officer grades  7a7 ,availability  
required ,the ,secretary of each        
military department shall make available
 on an ,internet website of such        
department available to the public      

information specified in subsection 7b7 
on each officer in a general or flag    
officer grade under the jurisdiction of 
such ,secretary1 including any such     
officer on the reserve active-status    
list4  7b7 ,information ,the information
 on an officer specified by this        
subsection to be made available pursuant
 to subsection 7a7 is the information as
 follows3  7#a7 ,the officer's name4    
7#b7 ,the officer's current billet4     
7#c7 ,a biographical summary of the     
officer4  7#d7 ,any financial           
disclosures made by the officer to or   
for ,department of ,defense purposes4   
7#e7 ,any substantiated reports of an   
,inspector ,general in the ,department  
of ,defense involving conduct of the    
officer4  7#f7 ,summaries of any command
 climate survey conducted with respect  
to a command of the officer4  7c7       
,redaction ,information made available  
pursuant to subsection 7a7 may be       
redacted in a manner that accords with  
the provisions of section #eeb;a of     

title #e1 ,united ,states ,code         
7commonly referred to as the ,privacy   
,act74