The Design and Implementation of Ethics-Related Administrative Law in Eastern Europe

Bryane Michael and Donald Bowser

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Abstract: How can senior policymakers use data in the design of ethics (anti-corruption) related legislation and regulations? In this paper, we describe how to draft subsidiary legislation (mainly executive agency regulations) based on explicit or implied competencies given by national legislation. We then discuss how to conduct the organisational, legal, economic and audit analysis needed to allocate ethics-related rights and obligations across-government and within the Agency. We illustrate with an example from Romania and use the tools we have presented to make recommendations for Hungary. We describe the roles that the human resource managers and internal auditors play in implementing the provisions of Agency-level ethics-related regulations. We conclude by encouraging policy makers to make greater use of ethics-related regulations.

Keywords: anti-corruption; administrative law; codes of conduct (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M42 O29 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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