in writing, information about their personal, business, and financial relationships, and such relationships of their spouses and dependent children, that would cause a reasonable person with knowledge of the relevant facts to question the objectivity, impartiality, or judgment of the officer or employee or the ability of the officer or employee to represent the interests of the Federal Government. (B) Minimization of duplication To the extent practicable, the ethics and conflicts of interest regulations should ensure that the submission of information under subparagraph (A) does duplicate the financial disclosures required under the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 (5 U.S.C. App.). (C) Disclosure The ethics and conflicts of interest regulations shall provide for appropriate and reasonable public disclosure of any information submitted under subparagraph (A). (3) Disqualification (A) In general The ethics and conflicts of interest regulations shall specify circumstances in which an officer or employee of the Federal Government with an actual or potential personal conflict of interest is disqualified from performing work as part of the administration or execution of any Coronavirus pandemic-related program, project, or activity unless mitigation measures have addressed the conflict to the satisfaction of the Director or the designated agency ethics official for the applicable Federal agency. (B) Waiver The ethics and conflicts of interest regulations may establish a process by which individuals may seek a waiver of disqualification from the Director or the designated agency ethics official for the applicable Federal agency if it is clear from the totality of the circumstances that a waiver is in the interest of the Federal Government. (g) Gifts (1) In general The ethics and conflicts of interest regulations shall restrict officers and employees of the Federal Government and covered contractors involved in the administration or execution of the authorities under a Coronavirus pandemic-related program, project, or