COMPARISON OF 3.181, 5. 192, S. 295, c. 2036, s. 2098, 8. 2395, and H.R. 3249: BY OFFICERS AND INPLOTKES OF THE GOVERNMENT S. 2098 Upon finding that an individual has violated the standards of ethical conduct established by the Commission on Conduct or bas violated any other requirement of this Ant, the Commission may (a) dimiss any such employee from the sivil service or order other such disciplinary action as may be varranted; (b) recommend to the appropriate House of Cosgrees that disciplinary proceedings be initiated with resport to any Member or playse thereof; (e) reacmmend to the House of Representatives that a writ of impanelment be considered) (4) resmend to the President or to the Congress the removal of any civil officer of the U.S. (a) refer cases to the Attorney General for appropriate civil or criminal action shall not apply to alerted officials); and (f)require in appropriate bases the divestiture of any interest that causes a conflict of Interous and prescribe the appropriate terms and conditions of any such divestiture. The Courts of appeals of the United States have jurisdiction to hear any appeal from a final decision of the Commission. Appeals of any such decision shall be brought in the same manner ead subject to the same limitationa as appeals from the district courts of the United Utatos under section 1291 of title 25, United States Code. Bome as 8. 101 |