Ivanka Trump’s new office in the White House was cleared by White House lawyers and the federal government’s ethics watchdog, press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday.

News came out Monday that the president’s daughter would be getting an office and a security clearance at the White House, even though she has not taken a formal job in the administration. Spicer said she worked with White House attorneys on making sure she’s following the rules.

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