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The Conflict of Interest Declaration Form For Employees serves as a crucial compliance and risk management tool for organizations operating in Hong Kong's highly regulated business environment. It is typically implemented during employee onboarding and updated annually or when circumstances change. The form reflects Hong Kong's strict stance on corporate governance and anti-corruption, particularly under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (Cap. 201) and related regulations. It requires employees to disclose various types of interests that could conflict with their professional duties, including business ownership, family relationships in the industry, outside employment, and significant financial interests. This document helps organizations maintain transparency, prevent corruption, and ensure compliance with Hong Kong's regulatory framework while protecting both corporate interests and professional integrity.
