Integrity Talking Points

Integrity Talking Points seeks to encourage conversations about trustworthiness and the spirit of service expected of everyone who works in New Zealand government agencies. " Integrity is a state of mind, it is not a set of rules." Beith Atkinson

Tag browsing: gifts and benefits

Why do politicians dislike codes of conduct?

Extent of tipping may confirm level of corruption

Should all public spending be public knowledge?

Do we sing for our supper?

Forgetting to walk the talk brings down agency leaders

Sometimes it is no better to give than to receive

Unacceptability of gifts – is it the principle or the value?

What is happening with the commitment to transparency?

Tone at the Top

Do freebies influence journalists?

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