; and (B) prohibited from seeking immediate employment after their government tenure with private interests with business related to their government service. 202. Expanding ethics laws to apply to the president and to promote greater accountability of the chief executive It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) government officials at every level, including the Office of the President and Vice President, should be held to the highest ethical standards; (2) government service should not be a means to personal profit, nor should conflicts of interest cloud the judgment of our Nation’s leaders; (3) all existing and applicable ethics laws and protocols to prevent conflicts of interest should apply to the Office of President and Vice President; and (4) candidates for President and Vice-President should be required to disclose their tax returns as a condition of their candidacy, as the electorate deserves to be provided with the necessary information to determine if an individual can pursue the public interest unencumbered by private conflicts of interest. 203. Reforming the Office of Government Ethics It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the entirety of the Federal Government, and the public servants who comprise it, must comply with all relevant ethics laws and regulations; (2) it has become apparent that— (A) there are significant differences in the ways that certain agencies, government employees, and political appointees abide by the relevant ethics statutes; and (B) the existing enforcement tools are deficient; (3) Americans are right to expect their public servants to be free from conflicts of interest