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Lawsuit <br />If the City of Little Canada is involved in a lawsuit or pending <br />legal action, employees are not to answer inquiries from any <br />lawyers, insurance investigators, other parties involved, or <br />anyone else involved in the case unless authorized by the City <br />Administrator or City Attorney. All inquiries are to be directed <br />to the City Administrator and /or City Attorney. <br />Child Support <br />The City of Little Canada, in compliance with MN Statutes Section <br />256.978 (Location of Parents Deserting Their Children, Access to <br />Records) shall provide information upon written request by an <br />agency responsible for child support enforcement regarding <br />individuals owing or allegedly owing a duty to support. <br />Receipt of Gifts and Other Gratuities <br />It is imperative that all employees not only maintain the highest <br />possible standards of ethical conduct in their transactions of <br />public business, but that such standards are clearly defined. <br />A. Solicitation - Employees shall not directly or indirectly <br />solicit pay, commission, money, personal gift, service <br />and /or anything of value or attempt to derive any benefit, <br />profit or advantage, directly from or by reason of any <br />dealings with or service for the City for themselves or by <br />authority from or by reason of any improvements, alterations <br />or repairs required by the authority of the City except <br />lawful compensation or salary as City employee. <br />B. Unacceptable gifts and gratuities - Gifts of any size are <br />unacceptable under circumstances in which it could be <br />reasonably expected to influence him or her in the <br />performance of his /her official duties, or is intended as a <br />reward for any official action on his /her part. <br />C. Acceptable gifts and gratuities - The following are examples <br />of gifts and gratuities which may be acceptable: <br />1. Awards for meritorious civic service contributions; <br />2. Unsolicited items of a modest or nominal value that are <br />donated to and shared by the work group; <br />3. Unsolicited advertising or promotional materials such as <br />pens or calendars with a value under $1o; <br />31 <br />