thical Business Practices:
The Code of Conduct also extends to ethical business practices, requiring public servants to:
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Ensure the appropriate use of public funds and resources:
This includes avoiding misuse of public funds, property, and facilities, and ensuring that all resources are used for the public good.
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Manage gifts, benefits, and hospitality in accordance with agency policies:
This helps to maintain public trust and avoid any appearance of impropriety.
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Be aware of potential conflicts of interest:
This includes disclosing any potential conflicts of interest and taking steps to avoid or manage them.
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Maintain professional relationships:
This includes treating colleagues, clients, and members of the public with respect and courtesy.
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Ensure appropriate community engagement:
This includes consulting with the public on policy development, raising community awareness about public issues, and responding to public concerns.
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Comply with relevant legislation, policies, and guidelines:
This includes complying with all applicable laws, awards, and agreements, as well as whole-of-government policies and standards.
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Act in accordance with agency policies:This includes adhering to the policies and values of the employing agency
