(1) In general Employment with the Government of Australia, of Canada, of New Zealand, or of the United Kingdom is not subject to the prohibition under subsection (a). (2) Waivers Individuals may seek and be granted a waiver by the Secretary of State for employment by any other foreign government. Such waiver will be presumptively granted in cases that ex-officers seek employment in jobs focused on humanitarian aid, development, or infrastructure improvement. Waivers for employment in other jobs shall be determined based on whether such employment would reasonably involve the use or disclosure or appropriation of sources, methods, or skills that could pose a threat to United States interests when employed by other countries or enable the repression of the nationals of such countries. III Transparency 301. Affirmative contractor record disclosures The Secretary of Defense shall publish on a publicly available Internet website the following information to the extent such information is unclassified and non-confidential: (1) In the case of a contract with the Department of Defense for goods or services above the simplified acquisition threshold specified in section 134 of title 41, United States Code— (A) copies of each contract and task delivery order the contractor on such contract has entered into with the Department of Defense during the previous three fiscal years