Public Integrity

Public integrity refers to the honesty, transparency, and ethical behavior expected of public officials and institutions that serve the community. It involves acting in the public's best interest, avoiding corruption, and maintaining trust through responsible decision-making. Upholding public integrity ensures government actions are fair, accountable, and free from personal or private interests that could compromise their duties. Essentially, it’s about maintaining the moral standards and trustworthiness necessary for a healthy, effective governance system.