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Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees (RA 6713, Secs. 4, 7–9, and 11)
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- Does the statutory divestment definition accept a transfer to the official’s spouse as sufficient divestment?
- An official facing the applicable divestment requirement transfers shares to a sibling within the statutory relative ca…
- A public official is also a partner in a private partnership and an actual conflict within Section9 arises. The officia…
- An official ostensibly transfers a conflicting interest to an unrelated nominee but retains actual ownership rights and…
- A person serves government solely in an established honorary capacity. An official invokes Section9’s divestment except…
- Explain the distinction between applicable resignation and divestment periods under Section9, including its express tre…
- An official transfers shares to an unrelated nominee but keeps beneficial rights and control. Explain why avoiding a re…
- A person in established honorary service invokes the Section9 exception as universal immunity from ethics law. Explain …