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Approved by the CDC Board of Directors: June 7, 2006, Updated: December 18, 2007, Amended: March 3, 2010; and March 5, 2014, Underlined text marks annotations that do not form part of the Policy.

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How to Fill Out Internal Disclosure of Information:

1. Begin by obtaining the necessary form or template for the internal disclosure of information. This may be provided by your organization's human resources department, legal team, or compliance team.
2. Read the instructions or guidelines accompanying the form carefully. Ensure that you understand the purpose of the disclosure and the specific information that needs to be included.
3. Start by entering your personal details accurately. This typically includes your full name, employee identification number, department or team, and contact information.
4. Identify the type of information you are disclosing. This could include sensitive company data, intellectual property, trade secrets, financial information, or any other relevant details.
5. Clearly state the reason for the internal disclosure. Explain why it is necessary to share this information within the organization and the potential impact or risk associated with it.
6. Provide a detailed description of the information being disclosed. Be as thorough and specific as possible to ensure a clear understanding of the situation.
7. Consider adding any supporting documentation or evidence that can help clarify the disclosure and provide additional context. This could include emails, reports, contracts, or any other relevant files.
8. Review the completed disclosure form for accuracy and completeness. Double-check all the information you have provided to ensure there are no errors or omissions.
9. If required, seek guidance from your supervisor, manager, or legal team to review and approve the disclosure form before submitting it.
10. Finally, submit the internal disclosure of information as per the established process within your organization.

Who Needs Internal Disclosure of Information:

1. Employees who have access to sensitive or confidential information and need to share it with relevant individuals or departments within the organization.
2. Team members working on projects or initiatives that require collaboration and information sharing across different departments or teams.
3. Individuals who have discovered a potential breach of company policies, ethical misconduct, or any other concerning issues that need to be reported internally for further investigation.
4. Employees involved in mergers and acquisitions, legal proceedings, or any situation that requires sharing critical information to facilitate decision-making processes.
5. Compliance and legal teams responsible for ensuring that the organization adheres to applicable laws, regulations, and internal policies around information disclosure and reporting.

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