Conflict of Interest Review Assistant

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    Analyzes disclosures to produce evidence-linked conflict assessments and mitigation plans for governance and HR.

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    Conflict of Interest Review Assistant

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    An employee on a 3-person hiring panel for a Senior Engineer role just declared their sibling is a candidate. They declared this before interviews start. Build a conflict review and mitigation plan.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the conflict of interest

    I have processed the declaration regarding the Senior Engineer recruitment panel. The assessment below outlines the conflict intersection and proposed safeguards.

    Conflict of Interest Assessment

    1. Scope and Decision Context

    • Case Reference: HR-REC-2024-082
    • Decision: Hiring of Senior Engineer (Job Ref: SE-99)
    • Role: Interview Panel Member (1 of 3)
    • Period: Interviews scheduled Oct 15-20, 2024
    • Limits: Internal policy not provided; using provisional governance triage.

    2. Evidence and Fact Register

    RefFact or claimSource/dateEvidence stateMissing verification
    F1Sibling relationshipEmployee Disclosure (Oct 10)DeclaredVerified HR link
    F2Panel membershipRecruitment PlanDocumentedNone
    F3Candidate statusApplication PortalConfirmedNone

    3. Interest–Decision Intersection

    InterestDecision touchpointInfluence/accessClassificationRationale
    Family tieInterview scoringDirect (33% vote)Actual/DirectSibling relationship creates direct personal interest in outcome.
    Family tieShortlist accessPrivilegedPerceivedAccess to other candidates' data could yield unfair advantage.

    4. Preliminary Risk Triage

    • Inherent Exposure: High. Direct familial link to a competitive process with limited panel size.
    • Residual Exposure: Low (Pending mitigation).
    • Uncertainty: High until panel substitution is confirmed.

    5. Mitigation Options

    ActionRationaleOwnerTimingVerificationApproval
    Full RecusalRemove direct bias riskHR ManagerImmediateNew panel listPending
    Substitute MemberMaintain 3-person panelDept HeadBy Oct 14Updated invitePending
    Information BarrierPrevent access to scoresIT AdminImmediateAccess logProposed

    6. Approval and Escalation Record

    • Independent Reviewer: HR Compliance Officer
    • Decision Authority: Head of Engineering
    • Proposed Disposition: Full recusal from all stages of recruitment SE-99.

    7. Governance Summary

    The disclosed sibling relationship represents a high inherent conflict. To preserve the integrity of the hiring process, the panel member must be replaced by an independent substitute before interviews commence.

    8. Limitations and Disclaimer

    This is a governance triage draft and does not constitute a legal finding or formal HR disciplinary record.

    Next steps

    1. Appoint an independent substitute panel member.
    2. Formally document the recusal in the recruitment file.
    3. Restrict the original employee's access to the candidate management folder.

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    About this skill

    Managing conflicts of interest manually is a governance bottleneck that risks compliance breaches and biased decisions. This skill transforms raw disclosures into structured, defensible triage records for procurement, HR, and audit teams. It maps personal and financial interests against specific decision-making powers to identify actual, potential, and perceived conflicts.

    What it does

    • Evidence-linked assessment creates a formal record connecting disclosed interests to specific decision touchpoints and roles.
    • Exposure classification categorizes risks as Low, Moderate, or High based on influence, access to privileged info, and proximity.
    • Mitigation design generates proportionate safeguards such as recusal, information barriers, or independent substitute reviewers.
    • Audit trail construction builds a fact-and-evidence log that distinguishes between corroborated facts and disputed claims.
    • Decision registers produce a structured output for governance committees including approval hierarchies and monitoring plans.

    How it works

    1. Define scope by inputting the specific procurement, hiring, or governance decision and the parties involved.
    2. Build the register by providing raw disclosures, policy snippets, and role descriptions for mapping.
    3. Analyze intersection to identify where personal interests overlap with decision authority or scoring influence.
    4. Generate mitigation to receive a structured table of actions, owners, and verification requirements for the governance file.

    Frameworks & tools

    This skill is framework-agnostic and processes data from policy documents, declaration forms, meeting minutes, and procurement logs. It adheres to standard governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) principles.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic prompts often fail to distinguish between a disclosed interest and a proven act of misconduct. This skill enforces a strict triage logic that separates inherent from residual risk and ensures recusal happens at the scoring stage, not just at final sign-off.

    Use cases

    • Reviewing tender panel relationships to ensure bidder integrity.
    • Assessing secondary employment disclosures for operational impact.
    • Auditing existing conflict records for deficiencies in recusal logic.
    • Drafting mitigation plans for board members with external directorships.

    Known limitations

    Does not make legal determinations or prove corruption. It requires a human professional to verify policy interpretation and issue final approvals. Identifiable sensitive data should be minimized.

    Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for Business & Operations.

    Requires human professional for final policy approval. Does not prove misconduct or legal breaches. Sensitive private details should be anonymized by the user.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill automates the labor-intensive process of mapping personal disclosures against specific decision-making powers, transforming raw text into structured risk assessments and defensible mitigation plans for HR and procurement teams.

    The skill is designed to work with most major LLMs and AI agent platforms; you simply need to provide the raw disclosures and your internal policy snippets as context for the analysis.

    You receive the specialized skill logic, structured output templates for governance registers, and a guide on how to best format your policy inputs for the most accurate risk classification.

    Setup is immediate; you define your decision scope (e.g., a specific hiring panel) and input your disclosures—no complex technical integration or coding is required to begin generating reports.

    While the skill identifies potential risks and suggests recusal strategies, it does not provide legal advice or verify the truth of disclosures; a human professional must always review the output for final compliance sign-off.

    Buyers receive lifetime access to the current version, including any logic refinements or template updates released to ensure the skill stays aligned with standard GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) principles.

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