Requires background investigations and disclosures from individuals representing the Federal Government before foreign sovereigns.
The JARED Act mandates that individuals representing the Federal Government before foreign sovereigns must have a security clearance and undergo a background investigation. It defines "covered individuals" as those acting on behalf of the Federal Government without formal employment, including agents, representatives, and employees. The Office of Government Ethics must report quarterly on financial disclosures and violations. Violations include failure to file reports, prohibited negotiations, and engaging in political activities.
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