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Integrity Vetting System (IVS) is a web-based system established by the Anti-Corruption Commission to vet the integrity of individuals and generate Integrity Vetting Reports (IVRs). IVRs are used to make informed decisions regarding selection, recruitment, promotion, nomination, and appointment of senior officials, participation in elections, and awarding public contracts. There are four types of IVRs: No Record (informational), Provisional Record (advisory), With Record (directory), and Adverse Record (prohibited). IVRs can be requested by the agency's competent authority through a formal order, and access to the system is granted to the designated focal person. The reports are confidential and should only be used for their intended purpose.

Integrity Vetting System (IVS) is a web-based system established by the Anti-Corruption Commission to vet the integrity of individuals and generate Integrity Vetting Reports (IVRs). IVRs are used to make informed decisions regarding selection, recruitment, promotion, nomination, and appointment of senior officials, participation in elections, and awarding public contracts. There are four types of IVRs: No Record (informational), Provisional Record (advisory), With Record (directory), and Adverse Record (prohibited). IVRs can be requested by the agency's competent authority through a formal order, and access to the system is granted to the designated focal person. The reports are confidential and should only be used for their intended purpose.

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Integrity Vetting System

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

The Model Public Service Code of Conduct plays a crucial role in combating corruption by establishing a set of rules and guidelines that promote integrity and ethical behavior within the public service. It is designed to prevent corruption, educate public servants, and enforce ethical standards.

The Model Code, developed in accordance with the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011, serves as a reference for public agencies in formulating their own specific codes of conduct. It outlines the expected standards of conduct, provides procedures to help public servants meet those standards, and informs the public about the conduct they can expect from public servants. The Model Code covers various areas such as professionalism, fairness, transparency, conflict of interest, asset declaration, and accountability. It emphasizes the importance of disclosing authentic and complete information while ensuring public access to necessary information. Public agencies are required to provide additional guidance relevant to their specific circumstances.

The implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the Model Code are conducted through the Organizational Integrity Plan derived from the National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Strategy, with heads of agencies being accountable for its effective implementation.

The Model Public Service Code of Conduct plays a crucial role in combating corruption by establishing a set of rules and guidelines that promote integrity and ethical behavior within the public service. It is designed to prevent corruption, educate public servants, and enforce ethical standards.

The Model Code, developed in accordance with the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011, serves as a reference for public agencies in formulating their own specific codes of conduct. It outlines the expected standards of conduct, provides procedures to help public servants meet those standards, and informs the public about the conduct they can expect from public servants. The Model Code covers various areas such as professionalism, fairness, transparency, conflict of interest, asset declaration, and accountability. It emphasizes the importance of disclosing authentic and complete information while ensuring public access to necessary information. Public agencies are required to provide additional guidance relevant to their specific circumstances.

The implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the Model Code are conducted through the Organizational Integrity Plan derived from the National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Strategy, with heads of agencies being accountable for its effective implementation.

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Model Public Service Code of Conductསྤྱི་གཡོག་པའི་ཀུན་སྤྱོད་རྣམ་བཞག་གི་མ་དཔེ།

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Attention!

We would like to remind you that the asset declaration period will end in just three days. For those who may require guidance on how to properly declare their assets, we encourage you to refer to our video tutorial on asset declaration which will guide you through the process.

Ensuring transparency and accountability is of utmost importance, and we urge everyone to cooperate and comply with this requirement in a timely manner.

Attention!

We would like to remind you that the asset declaration period will end in just three days. For those who may require guidance on how to properly declare their assets, we encourage you to refer to our video tutorial on asset declaration which will guide you through the process.

Ensuring transparency and accountability is of utmost importance, and we urge everyone to cooperate and comply with this requirement in a timely manner.

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Asset Declaration

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Possession of Unexplained Wealth

Possession of Unexplained Wealth

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Possession of unexplained wealth: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Trading in Influence

Trading in Influence

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Trading in Influence : Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Abuse of Privileged Information

Abuse of Privileged Information

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Abuse of Privileged Information: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Messages on International Anti-Corruption Day

#NoToCorruption
#IACD2021

Messages on International Anti-Corruption Day

#NoToCorruption
#IACD2021

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Messages on International Anti-Corruption Day 2021

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

ང་བཅས་འབྲུག་མི་རེ་རེ་བཞིན་དུ་གིས་ ངན་ལྷད་ཀྱི་དབང་ལུ་མ་ཐལ་བར་ དམ་ཚིག་དཔང་ལུ་བཙུགས་ཏེ་ ལྷག་བསམ་རྣམ་དག་གི་སྒོ་ལས་ ལྕོགས་གྲུབ་ཅན་དང་ བསམ་པ་སེམས་བསྐྱེད་ལེགས་ཤོམ་ཡོད་པའི་མི་ངོམ་ཚུ་ལུ་ ཚོགས་རྒྱན་བཙུགས་ཏེ་ དམངས་གཙོའི་རིང་ལུགས་སྒྲིང་སྒྲིང་བཟོ་གེ་ཟེར་ཞུ་ནི་ཨིན་ལགས།
Towards enhancing vibrant democracy in the country, let us vote for the capable candidate by refraining from corrupt practices.

@Election Commission of Bhutan

#NoToCorruption #unitedagainstcorruptionbt

ང་བཅས་འབྲུག་མི་རེ་རེ་བཞིན་དུ་གིས་ ངན་ལྷད་ཀྱི་དབང་ལུ་མ་ཐལ་བར་ དམ་ཚིག་དཔང་ལུ་བཙུགས་ཏེ་ ལྷག་བསམ་རྣམ་དག་གི་སྒོ་ལས་ ལྕོགས་གྲུབ་ཅན་དང་ བསམ་པ་སེམས་བསྐྱེད་ལེགས་ཤོམ་ཡོད་པའི་མི་ངོམ་ཚུ་ལུ་ ཚོགས་རྒྱན་བཙུགས་ཏེ་ དམངས་གཙོའི་རིང་ལུགས་སྒྲིང་སྒྲིང་བཟོ་གེ་ཟེར་ཞུ་ནི་ཨིན་ལགས།
Towards enhancing vibrant democracy in the country, let us vote for the capable candidate by refraining from corrupt practices.

@Election Commission of Bhutan

#NoToCorruption #unitedagainstcorruptionbt

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མི་མང་ཤེས་ཡོན: Building an informed and awakened citizenry.

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Say NO to Corruption, Report it!

Say NO to Corruption, Report it!

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Reporting Corruption

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

It is time to file your Annual Asset Declaration.File your Annual Asset Declaration within the prescribed period, 1st February to 31st March, 2021.

It is time to file your Annual Asset Declaration.File your Annual Asset Declaration within the prescribed period, 1st February to 31st March, 2021.

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Annual Asset Declaration

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Let us unite to fulfil the aspirations of the Tsa-Wa-Sum in ensuring a Bhutan that is free from corruption.
Say NO to Corruption!

Let us unite to fulfil the aspirations of the Tsa-Wa-Sum in ensuring a Bhutan that is free from corruption.
Say NO to Corruption!

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Collective effort in the fight against corruption

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Annual Asset Declaration. Just a week left. File it now!

Annual Asset Declaration. Just a week left. File it now!

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Only one week left to file your annual asset declaration. File it now!

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Gentle Reminder: ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT TO FILE YOUR ANNUAL ASSET DECLARATION. FILE IT NOW!

Gentle Reminder: ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT TO FILE YOUR ANNUAL ASSET DECLARATION. FILE IT NOW!

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Just two weeks left to file your annual asset declaration!

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Time to file your Annual Asset Declaration
1 February to 31 March

Time to file your Annual Asset Declaration
1 February to 31 March

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Time to file your Annual Asset Declaration!

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Four Days to go!
Come join us to commemorate the 16th International Anti- Corruption Day on 9th December at Clock Tower Square, Thimphu.

Four Days to go!
Come join us to commemorate the 16th International Anti- Corruption Day on 9th December at Clock Tower Square, Thimphu.

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International Anti- Corruption Day

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Money laundering involves converting or transferring corruption proceeds, concealing or disguising of corruption proceeds, and acquiring, possessing or using corruption proceeds.
#Letsfightcorruption

Money laundering involves converting or transferring corruption proceeds, concealing or disguising of corruption proceeds, and acquiring, possessing or using corruption proceeds.
#Letsfightcorruption

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Money Laundering: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

False claims is basically when a public servant furnishes false statements of claims or certifies false return of payment of money or delivery of goods. For example, a public servant submitting travel claims beyond the actual travel is a corrupt offense.
# SayNotoCorruption

False claims is basically when a public servant furnishes false statements of claims or certifies false return of payment of money or delivery of goods. For example, a public servant submitting travel claims beyond the actual travel is a corrupt offense.
# SayNotoCorruption

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False Claim: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

EMBEZZLEMENT occurs when a person entrusted to take care; keep custody; or under control of any Fund, Securities or Properties uses for the purpose it is not intended or legally required, does not remit or deposit a collection of money to where it is intended, fails to produce account or account the use of it, when demanded by lawful authority or converts it for his/her own benefit or benefit of another. There are four types of embezzlements.

"Fraud is the daughter of greed"-Jonathan Gash
So, let us all be content and combat corruption together!✊

EMBEZZLEMENT occurs when a person entrusted to take care; keep custody; or under control of any Fund, Securities or Properties uses for the purpose it is not intended or legally required, does not remit or deposit a collection of money to where it is intended, fails to produce account or account the use of it, when demanded by lawful authority or converts it for his/her own benefit or benefit of another. There are four types of embezzlements.

"Fraud is the daughter of greed"-Jonathan Gash
So, let us all be content and combat corruption together!✊

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Embezzelment; Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Failure to declare Conflicts of Interest is also a corruption offence.
If Conflicts of Interest can be controlled, the risk of corruption can be minimized.
Lets fight corruption collectively!
#remindoneself #corruptionoffence #fightingcorruption

Failure to declare Conflicts of Interest is also a corruption offence.
If Conflicts of Interest can be controlled, the risk of corruption can be minimized.
Lets fight corruption collectively!
#remindoneself #corruptionoffence #fightingcorruption

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Confilicts of interest: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

“It is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it.”
― Aung San Suu Kyi

Concealment of corruption proceeds is a corruption offence! Lets not be corrupt and lets not tolerate corruption! Lets combat corruption together.
#remindertoourselves #letsknowcorruptionoffences #letsfightcorruption

“It is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it.”
― Aung San Suu Kyi

Concealment of corruption proceeds is a corruption offence! Lets not be corrupt and lets not tolerate corruption! Lets combat corruption together.
#remindertoourselves #letsknowcorruptionoffences #letsfightcorruption

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Concealment: Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

"It takes two to bribe, the giver and the taker".
Say no to bribery, say no to corruption! Let us remind ourselves to say no to any corrupt practices.

"It takes two to bribe, the giver and the taker".
Say no to bribery, say no to corruption! Let us remind ourselves to say no to any corrupt practices.

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Bribery, A corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Abuse of function was the most alleged corruption offence according to the ACC Annual Report, 2018.

Lets be wise and collectively fight corruption!!!

Abuse of function was the most alleged corruption offence according to the ACC Annual Report, 2018.

Lets be wise and collectively fight corruption!!!

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Abuse of Function- Corruption Offence

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Simple steps toward fighting corruption: REFRAIN, RESIST and REPORT corruption. These little steps will make huge difference so let us collectively say NO to Corruption, your NO counts.

English translation:
Corruption is abuse of entrusted power for private gain.

Corruption not only affects the people and the country but it is also the greatest impediment to achieving national goal of Gross
National Happiness.

Do you know there are 34 corruption offences under the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011?

ABUSE OF FUNCTION occurs when a public servant uses his or her position to perform an illegal act or abstains from performing his or her official duties for a private gain. There are two types of abuse of functions - commission amounting to abuse of functions and omission amounting to abuse of functions.

EMBEZZLEMENT occurs when a person entrusted to take care; keep custody; or under control of any Fund, Securities or Properties uses for the purpose it is not intended or legally required, does not remit or deposit a collection of money to where it is intended, fails to produce account or account the use of it, when demanded by lawful authority or converts it for his/her own benefit or benefit of another. There are four types of embezzlements.

BRIBERY involves offering, promising, giving, accepting or soliciting of an advantage as an inducement or reward for an action, which is illegal or unethical. And advantages include gifts, loans, fees, rewards or other advantages such as taxes, services, donations, and favours. There are 12 types of briberies – six active and six passive briberies.

FAILURE TO DECLARE CONFLICT OF INTEREST is also a corruption offense. A public servant is required to declare Conflict of Interest from voting or taking part in any decision-making where the public servant or his or her relative or associate has any private or personal interest.

FALSE CLAIMS is basically when a public servant furnishes false statements of claims or certifies false return of payment of money or delivery of goods. For example, a public servant submitting travel claims beyond the actual travel is a corrupt offense.

ABUSE OF PRIVILEDGED INFORMATION is the use of privileged information or knowledge that a public servant possesses as a result of his/her official position to provide advantage to another person or for himself/herself.

POSSESSION OF UNEXPLIANED WEALTH pertains to a public servant owning more assets than his or her lawful sources of income, leading to disproportionate wealth.

MONEY LAUNDERING involves converting or transferring corruption proceeds, concealing or disguising of corruption proceeds, and acquiring, possessing or using corruption proceeds.

CONCEALMENT involves a person who has actually not committed a corruption offence entering into a deal with a property resulted from corruption proceeds or uses, retains, receives or conceals such property.

According to Article 8 section 9 of the Constitution, “Every person shall have the duty to uphold justice and to act against corruption’’.

And we can fight corruption by refraining, resisting and reporting corruption. With our collective efforts, we can make Bhutan a corruption free country!

Please subscribe to https://bit.ly/2WYMIt3

Simple steps toward fighting corruption: REFRAIN, RESIST and REPORT corruption. These little steps will make huge difference so let us collectively say NO to Corruption, your NO counts.

English translation:
Corruption is abuse of entrusted power for private gain.

Corruption not only affects the people and the country but it is also the greatest impediment to achieving national goal of Gross
National Happiness.

Do you know there are 34 corruption offences under the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011?

ABUSE OF FUNCTION occurs when a public servant uses his or her position to perform an illegal act or abstains from performing his or her official duties for a private gain. There are two types of abuse of functions - commission amounting to abuse of functions and omission amounting to abuse of functions.

EMBEZZLEMENT occurs when a person entrusted to take care; keep custody; or under control of any Fund, Securities or Properties uses for the purpose it is not intended or legally required, does not remit or deposit a collection of money to where it is intended, fails to produce account or account the use of it, when demanded by lawful authority or converts it for his/her own benefit or benefit of another. There are four types of embezzlements.

BRIBERY involves offering, promising, giving, accepting or soliciting of an advantage as an inducement or reward for an action, which is illegal or unethical. And advantages include gifts, loans, fees, rewards or other advantages such as taxes, services, donations, and favours. There are 12 types of briberies – six active and six passive briberies.

FAILURE TO DECLARE CONFLICT OF INTEREST is also a corruption offense. A public servant is required to declare Conflict of Interest from voting or taking part in any decision-making where the public servant or his or her relative or associate has any private or personal interest.

FALSE CLAIMS is basically when a public servant furnishes false statements of claims or certifies false return of payment of money or delivery of goods. For example, a public servant submitting travel claims beyond the actual travel is a corrupt offense.

ABUSE OF PRIVILEDGED INFORMATION is the use of privileged information or knowledge that a public servant possesses as a result of his/her official position to provide advantage to another person or for himself/herself.

POSSESSION OF UNEXPLIANED WEALTH pertains to a public servant owning more assets than his or her lawful sources of income, leading to disproportionate wealth.

MONEY LAUNDERING involves converting or transferring corruption proceeds, concealing or disguising of corruption proceeds, and acquiring, possessing or using corruption proceeds.

CONCEALMENT involves a person who has actually not committed a corruption offence entering into a deal with a property resulted from corruption proceeds or uses, retains, receives or conceals such property.

According to Article 8 section 9 of the Constitution, “Every person shall have the duty to uphold justice and to act against corruption’’.

And we can fight corruption by refraining, resisting and reporting corruption. With our collective efforts, we can make Bhutan a corruption free country!

Please subscribe to https://bit.ly/2WYMIt3

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Know the CORRUPTION OFFENCES to Refrain, Resist and Report Corruption

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 6

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 6

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Nazhoen Rigthsel program 6

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 5

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 5

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Nazhoen Rigthsel program 5

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 4

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 4

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Nazhoen Rigthsel program 4

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 3

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 3

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Nazhoen Rigthsel program 3

Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 2

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 2

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Nazhoen Rigthsel program 1

Nazhoen Rigthsel program 1

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Advisory Note on Corruption prevention By Religious Figure

Advisory Note on Corruption prevention By Religious Figure

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Advisory Note on Corruption prevention By Religious Figure

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