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Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2000 13:07:00 -0800 (PST)
From: ken.skilling@enron.com
To: all.employees@enron.com
Subject: Conflict of Interest Policy Mailing to Vendors
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Attached is a copy of a letter which we are sending to our Corporate, Enron=
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North America Corp., Enron Energy Services Operations, Inc., Enron Broadban=
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Services, Inc., Enron Net Works, LLC, Enron Engineering and Construction=20
Company, EGEP Services, Inc., Enron Transportation Services Company, Enron=
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Property Services Company, and Portland General Electric Company vendors as=
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an additional step toward implementing our commitment to conduct our busine=
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affairs in accordance with the highest ethical standards.

We are sending you a copy of this letter so that you will be aware that you=
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vendors will be receiving this letter and so that you will be reminded that=
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Enron does enlist the cooperation of its vendors in adhering to its Busines=
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Ethics Policy. =20

We appreciate your efforts in contributing to an Enron work environment of=
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which we can all be proud.

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November ____, 2000



OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN
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Dear Sir or Madam :

 Enron Corp. (=01&Enron=018) believes in conducting its business affairs in=
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accordance with the highest ethical standards.  Accordingly, employees of=
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Enron and its subsidiaries are required to comply with Enron's Business=20
Ethics Policy which requires an employee to conduct himself/herself in a=20
manner which is not detrimental to the best interests of Enron and which do=
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not bring to the employee financial gain separately derived as a direct=20
consequence of his/her employment with Enron.  Further, Enron's Business=20
Ethics Policy states that no lavish entertainment or gifts are to be given =
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received by Enron employees for special position, price, or privilege.

 Not only is it incumbent upon our employees to follow this policy, but you=
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cooperation in respecting these standards is also critical.  Enron expects=
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each of its vendors and contractors to maintain adequate records that=20
document its work relationship with Enron.  Enron's auditing department wil=
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routinely conduct business ethics compliance audits of certain vendors and=
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contractors with whom Enron does business.  Your recognition of our ethical=
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standards allows Enron employees to work with you via arm's length=20
transactions and avoids potentially embarrassing and unethical situations. =
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If you ever become aware of variances from our policy, please advise:

James V. Derrick, Jr.
Executive Vice President
and General   Counsel
(713) 853-5550=09or report
=09anonymously
=09to:=09Enron Compliance Officer
=09=09CONFIDENTIAL
=09=09Conduct of Business Affairs
=09=09PO Box 1188
=09=09Houston, Texas   77251-1188
=09=09or
=09=09the anonymous telephone line:
=09=09(713) 853-7294
=09=09or
=09=09the anonymous e-mail address:
=09=09ochairm@enron.com

 Your business relationship is important to us, and we look forward to=20
maintaining that relationship with you.

         Very truly yours,