Code of ethics for supreme audit institutions (1998)

  1. Introduction
  2. Anti-Corruption Agencies and Supreme Audit Institutions
  3. Access to Information
  4. Asset Recovery and International Cooperation
  5. Business Integrity
  6. Foreign Bribery and Lobbying
  7. Illicit finance
  8. Protection of whistleblowers
  9. Public Integrity
  10. Tax-related Measures
  11. Other themes

Title of the document

Code of ethics for supreme audit institutions (http://www.klsh.org.al/web/issai_30_english_3173.pdf)

Issuing body

International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions

Brief description

The code provides SAIs and the staff working for them with a set of values and principles on which to base behaviour.

Relevant excerpts

This Code is based on five fundamental values. These values, and the respective summarised guiding principles, follow:

(a) Integrity – to act honestly, reliably, in good faith and in the public interest;

(b) Independence and objectivity – to be free from circumstances or influences that compromise, or may be seen as compromising, professional judgement, and to act in an impartial and unbiased manner;

(c) Competence – to acquire and maintain knowledge and skills appropriate for the role, and to act in accordance with applicable standards, and with due care;

(d) Professional behaviour – to comply with applicable laws, regulations and conventions, and to avoid any conduct that may discredit the SAI;

(e) Confidentiality and transparency – to appropriately protect information, balancing this with the need for transparency and accountability.

Chapters

  1. Introduction
  2. Anti-Corruption Agencies and Supreme Audit Institutions
  3. Access to Information
  4. Asset Recovery and International Cooperation
  5. Business Integrity
  6. Foreign Bribery and Lobbying
  7. Illicit finance
  8. Protection of whistleblowers
  9. Public Integrity
  10. Tax-related Measures
  11. Other themes

Author

Jorum Duri

Date

09/06/2021

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