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Accountability and conflicts of interest

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Transparency, private benefit, corruption, and responsible public decisions.

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Principles

  • Public officials must disclose conflicts and remain accountable for their use of public power and resources.
  • Investigate claims using evidence and apply consistent standards regardless of political affiliation.

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Does a possible conflict of interest prove misconduct?
Yes; a possible motive proves the act occurred.
No; it identifies something to disclose or investigate using evidence.
No; conflicts should therefore never be disclosed.

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