SITE POLICIES & NOTICES

• Privacy Policy & Legal Notices
• FOIA
• Notification and Federal Employee Antidiscrimination and Retaliation Act of 2002 (No FEAR Act)
• SIGTARP No FEAR Posting
• Web Accessibility
• Public Comment: Web Content Inventory

Privacy Policy & Legal Notices

Visit SIGTARP's Privacy Policy & Legal Notices page.

FOIA

Visit SIGTARP's FOIA page.

No FEAR Act

Visit Treasury's (SIGTARP included) No FEAR Act page.

SIGTARP No FEAR Posting

Review SIGTARP No FEAR Posting PDF.

Web Accessibility

The Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP) is committed to making its web site accessible to all viewers. The SIGTARP Web site was created following W3C guidelines as strictly as possible. Because of this, some older browsers may not display this site in its proper format. While SIGTARP attempted to meet the specifications of all browsers, SIGTARP does recommend that you access this site using the latest version of your favorite browser. Please notify us if you have any Section 508 or other accessibility problems with any page on our site.

Public Comment: Web Content Inventory

As required by Section 207(f) (2) of the E-Government Act of 2002 the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP) has created this inventory of web content. In preparing this inventory, SIGTARP has reviewed information collected as part of the design process for SIGTARP.gov, including citizen comments via e-mail, results from business function focus groups, and current Web site statistics indicating usage of existing content. SIGTARP has also queried content owners to determine any planned new content to be made public.

If you wish to provide comments or suggestions on this inventory please submit your comments via this form.

Categories of Information Disseminated by SIGTARP Via Web Sites:

• Column 1 lists the categories of information SIGTARP disseminates via Web sites.
• Column 2 indicates the priority SIGTARP assigns to Web publications of each category.
• Priority 1: required by law, regulation, Presidential directive, or other official directive or to ensure national security
• Priority 2: mission-critical and essential for program operations, but not required by law, regulation, or Presidential directive (that is, information or services that are directly tied to an agency's mission and/or strategic plan)
• Priority 3: frequently requested information or services that would improve business processes and/or customer service to the public (for example, most commonly used forms, documents, applications, transactions, etc.).
• Priority 4: Other information.
• Column 3 indicates the publication schedule for the category.