There are no requirements to disclose gifts given by senators to other people.

The politicians are charged with failing to disclose gifts that included trips to foreign countries and resorts.

It concluded that Mr. Hatfield had "demonstrated a serious lack of concern for, and negligence in connection with, his legal obligation to disclose such gifts."

Below is the form and instructions for disclosing foreign gifts.

He has struggled through some low points, being formally rebuked by the Senate Ethics Committee in 1992 for failing to disclose gifts worth more than $43,000.

House ethics rules do not allow lobbyists to pay for members' travel and require lawmakers to disclose gifts and travel from all sources.

The conflict-of-interest rules in the City Charter require city employees to disclose contributions or gifts of a value of $1,000 or higher.

US Senator Ted Stevens, now deceased, was indicted and convicted on seven felony counts of failure to disclose gifts.

Federal law allows the President to keep anything he wants from an American citizen so long as he discloses gifts worth $100 or more.

Weddington failed to disclose gifts, travel, and lodging expenses that are required by law to be listed on that financial disclosure form.