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Simple terms explainer
Councils must prevent bribery and corruption in the exercise of their functions to maintain integrity, transparency, and public trust. This involves implementing robust policies, training staff, monitoring procurement and decision-making processes, and investigating any suspected wrongdoing. By taking these steps, councils ensure that public resources are used responsibly and that services are delivered fairly and ethically.
Legal status
Statutory
Duty category
Business and legal
Corporate services
Duty type
Organisational
Social determinant of health
Social and community context
Emerging policy and legislation
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National bodies with shared interest
Standards and Frameworks
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