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An Official U.S. Navy mobile application, produced by the MyNavy HR IT Solutions Program. What is the VCNO Standards of Conduct Application? The Vice Chief of Naval Operations (VCNO) Standards of Conduct application is a mobile version of the VCNO's Standards of Conduct Guidance Memorandum for All Flag Officers. It is a resource for officers and their staffs to administer and maintain a comprehensive ethics program. The app provides overarching guidance on Navy Standards of Conduct, targeted summaries, tools and references for the most frequently encountered topics. The app is also useful for Commanding Officers, Judge Advocates/General Counsel, Ethics Counselors and others. The VCNO's Memorandum for All Flag Officers and various Point Papers compose the bulk of the app's guidance. However, the app also offers Best Practice forms and checklists, as well as dynamic and interactive approaches to help users understand the practical implementation of Standards of Conduct guidance. The application is divided into the following sections for ease of use: -- The Memorandum for All Flag Officers provides the most recent VCNO Standards of Conduct Guidance Memorandum. -- The Point Papers section includes targeted summaries on a wide range of topics, including travel, gifts, political activities, communications with industry, government vehicles, post-government employment and other topics, with applicable references to rules, regulations and ethical principles in each area. -- The Best Practice Forms section provides worksheets and forms to ensure a well-documented, coordinated staff review of common Standards of Conduct issues. -- The Annual Ethics Audit Checklists section offers an interactive topical list to be reviewed each year and discussed with an Ethics Counselor. -- Decision Trees provide users the ability to explore potential courses of action based on chosen variables. -- The app also includes sections offering References and Useful Links, as well as Emergency resources and a Favorites section for bookmarking parts of the app that a user finds personally important. This app requires no authentication or authorization. Please note that the information in this app is not a substitute for legal advice and may not reflect the most current legal and/or policy developments. Users are advised to consult their Ethics Counselor regarding specific legal questions.