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(e) Article 101 - the Government may employ British and other foreign nationals previously serving in the public service in Hong Kong, or those holding permanent identity cards of the Region, to serve as public servants in government departments at all levels, but only Chinese citizens among permanent residents of the Region with no right of abode in any foreign country may fill the following posts : the Secretaries and Deputy Secretaries of Departments, Directors of Bureaux, Commissioner Against Corruption, Director of Audit, Commissioner of Police, Director of Immigration and Commissioner of Customs and Excise.

Finally, human rights and the rule of law are now independently overseen and protected by a range of new independent bodies and agencies, including: the Human Rights Commission of Maldives; the Elections Commission; the Civil Service Commission; the Anti-Corruption Commission; the Jail Oversight Commission; the Police Integrity Commission; the Office of the Ombudsman; and, as of May 2009, the Maldives Red Crescent Society.

[...] [...] corruption: effective administrative and criminal justice [...] [...]

HA will refer the case to ICAC for investigation [...] [...]

By-law 41E shall not apply to a police officer, an immigration officer or immigration assistant within the meaning of section 2(1) of the Immigration Ordinance (Cap. 115), an officer of the Fire Services Department, a member of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, a member of the Customs and Excise Service within the meaning of the Customs and Excise Service Ordinance (Cap. 342), the Commissioner, the Deputy Commissioner or an officer of the Independent Commission Against Corruption who requires access to the railway premises or any part thereof for the performance of his duty in circumstances of such urgency that the performance of his duty might be frustrated or seriously impaired if such by-law was to apply to him.

Judges must be people of integrity and the highest educational and professional standing.

[...] [...] sectors of society, administrative transparency, [...] [...]

[...] [...] member of the MSAR Government), and of one of [...] [...]

When a request is received from a bailee or his legal adviser to extend the bail to enable the bailee to report on a later date than the original reporting date, he should be informed that he must surrender to his bail before the existing reporting date and enter into a fresh recognizance or deposit cash to appear at the later date.

[...] [...] agencies (e.g. ICAC, Hong Kong Police [...]

Officers are trained to treat all suspects and witnesses in accordance with the Basic Law and the HKBORO to ensure compliance with the Covenant.

Council members welcomed the establishment by the Government of Iraq of a successor arrangement for the transition of the Development Fund for Iraq, consistent with resolution 1956 (2010), and the ongoing efforts and commitment of the Government of Iraq to ensure that oil revenue is used in the interests of the Iraqi people, and to ensure that transition arrangements remain consistent with the Constitution and with international best practices in respect of transparency, accountability and integrity.

[...] [...] Age of SARS", "Love at the Age of SARS"; TVB's "ICAC Investigation [...] [...]

It requested the international community to provide, inter alia, technical assistance to support national efforts to strengthen human and institutional capacity aimed at preventing and combating corrupt practices and the transfer of assets of illicit origin, as well as for asset recovery, and to support national efforts in formulating strategies for mainstreaming and promoting transparency and integrity in both the public and private sectors.

In 2010, UNDP continued to provide a platform for regional dialogue in Arab States through its Programme on Governance in the Arab Region and more recently by launching the “Anti-Corruption and Integrity in the Arab Countries” project.

The Government was seeking, moreover, to promote the independence and integrity of the judiciary by empowering it to enforce the law and to protect the rights of individuals.

9.3 If there is sufficient evidence to suggest that a case of possible criminal offence or corruption exists, the matter will be reported by the CASD to relevant local authorities (for instance, the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Hong Kong, the Public Security Bureau in China, etc).

[...] satisfactory for most ICAC bail purposes, [...] [...]

Officials from the Commission on Public Integrity, the Board of Supreme Audit, the Central Bank, the Central Organization of Statistics and Information and the Economic Committee of the Council of Representatives were trained to conduct a large-scale survey on corruption which would form the basis for the next phase of assessments.

Other bodies including the MPS Ethical Standards Command, the independent Police Integrity Commission, and the Home Ministry’s Inspector-General, have also been set up within the torture preventing mechanism.

[...] [...] of SARS", TVB"s "ICAC Investigation 2004" [...]

His delegation noted recent efforts to inculcate a culture of ethics and integrity in the Secretariat, as detailed in the Secretary-General’s report on the activities of the Ethics Office (A/63/301), and highlighted the importance of the comprehensive risk assessment of the Ethics Office information systems and data, the results of which were yet to be reported.

[...] [...] to UNHCR’s integrity, credibility [...]

61 Except as may be provided by regulations made by the Chief Executive and except in the case of an officer who is one of the officers designated in section 6(2) of the Public Service Commission Ordinance, the Administration is required to consult the Commission before retiring a Category A officer in the public interest under s.12 of the PS(A)O. According to the PS(A)O, an officer who is appointed to and confirmed in an established office or is a member of the Civil Service Provident Fund Scheme is classified as a Category A officer.

In Mongolia the assessment was led by the Independent Agency Against Corruption, established in 2007 with UNDP support in developing and strengthening the professional and institutional capacities of the agency.

Dr. WONG is the Chairman of The Hong Kong Institute of Directors, the council advisor and past chairman of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Limited, a member of the OECD/World Bank Asian Corporate Governance Roundtable, a member of Main Board and GEM Listing Committee of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, a member of the SFC (HKEC Listing) Committee, a member of the Board of Review (Inland Revenue Ordinance), a board director of Business Environment Council, a member of the Appeal Board Panel (Town Planning), a council member of the Hong Kong Management Association and was appointed by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region as a member of the Standing Committee on Company Law Reform and the Corruption Prevention Advisory Committee of Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The main institutions which are mandated to prevent and combat corrupt practices in Morocco are: The Central Body for the Prevention of Corruption (established by Chapter 36 of the Constitution, which provides for the creation of a national body for integrity and the prevention and control of corruption); the Financial Information Processing Unit; the General Prosecution’s office and police; the Inspectorate General of Finance; the Inspectorate General of Territorial Administration; and the Financial Courts (the Higher Council of Accounts and the Regional Councils of Accounts).

[...] [...] collaboration with the Committee for Safeguarding Integrity, the Ministry [...] [...]