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Appeals | Contact Objectivity refers to the accuracy,
reliability, and unbiased nature of information. It is achieved
by using reliable information sources and appropriate techniques
to prepare information products. Objectivity involves both the
content and the presentation of the information. Content should
be complete, include documentation of the source of any
information used, as well as,when appropriate, a description of
the sources of any errors in the data that may affect the
quality of the information product. The presentation of the
information should be clear and in a proper context so that
users can easily understand its The Department strives to
present information to the public in an accurate, clear,
complete, and unbiased manner. In keeping with the OMB
Information Quality Guidelines , all information products should
undergo editorial and technical peer review to assist the
Department in meeting this performance goal.