The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) is an independent agency of the United States government. Its primary role is to oversee the ethical conduct of federal employees and ensure compliance with laws and regulations regarding conflicts of interest. The OGE provides guidance, training, and resources to help government officials maintain high ethical standards. Additionally, the OGE manages the financial disclosure process for certain federal employees, including presidential appointees and senior officials. By promoting transparency and accountability, the OGE aims to foster public trust in the federal government and its operations.