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10. Bribery. Flashcards

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1
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The key piece of legislation in the UK regarding bribery is the …

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Bribery Act (2010)

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Offences under the bribery act: BAP*, BB, BFPO, FTPB

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bribing another person

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Offences under the bribery act: BAP, BB*, BFPO, FTPB

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being bribed

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Offences under the bribery act: BAP, BB, BFPO*, FTPB

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bribing foreign public officials

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Offences under the bribery act: BAP, BB, BFPO, FTPB*

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failure to prevent bribery

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A person engaged in bribery O*, P or G a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A.

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offers

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A person engaged in bribery O, P* or G a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A.

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promises

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G* a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A.

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gives

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G a F* or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A.

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financial

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G a F or O A* to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A.

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other advantage

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP* of a RF or A.

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improper performance

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF* or A.

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relevant function

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A person engaged in bribery O, P or G a F or O A to another person in order to induce or reward the IP of a RF or A*.

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activity

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Bribery offences (do / do not) require the acceptance of a bribe.

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do not

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Bribery offences only require the … of a bribe.

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offer

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Bribery (does / does not) require the improper function to be performed by the same person to whom the bribe is offered.

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does not

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A person engaged in receiving bribery R*, AtR or A a F or O A in order that a RF or A is PI.

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requests

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A person engaged in receiving bribery R, AtR* or A a F or O A in order that a RF or A is PI.

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agrees to receive

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A person engaged in receiving bribery R, AtR or A* a F or O A in order that a RF or A is PI.

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accepts

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A person engaged in receiving bribery R, AtR or A a F or O A* in order that a RF or A is PI.

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financial or other advantage

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A person engaged in receiving bribery R, AtR or A a F or O A in order that a RF or A* is PI.

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relevant function or activity

22
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A person engaged in receiving bribery R, AtR or A a F or O A in order that a RF or A is PI*

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performed improperly

23
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Bribery: IP* of a RForA as a result of a F or OA.

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improper performance

24
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Bribery: IP of a RForA* as a result of a F or OA.

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relevant function or activity

25
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Bribery: IP of a RForA as a result of a F or OA*.

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financial or other advantage

26
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The scope of the Bribery Act (2010) is …

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worldwide

27
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Relevant functions or activities: PN*, B/T/P, E, B done in GF, I, POT

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public nature

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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P*, E, B done in GF, I, POT

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business, trade or profession

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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P, E*, B done in GF, I, POT

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employment

30
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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P, E, B* done in GF, I, POT

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on behalf of a body of persons

31
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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P, E, B done in GF*, I, POT

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good faith

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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P, E, B done in GF, I*, POT

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impartially

33
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Relevant functions or activities: PN, B/T/P, E, B done in GF, I, POT*

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position of trust

34
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In the determination of bribery, the standard required is that of (local custom / the letter of the law).

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the letter of the law

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In cases of bribery, the test of what is expected is a test of what a … would expect in relation to the performance of the type of function or activity concerned.

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reasonable person in the United Kingdom

36
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O*, P, or G a F or OA in order to I them in order to O or R a BA.

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offer

37
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P*, or G a F or OA in order to I them in order to O or R a BA.

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promise

38
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P, or G* a F or OA in order to I them in order to O or R a BA.

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give

39
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P, or G a F or OA* in order to I them in order to O or R a BA.

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financial or other advantage

40
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P, or G a F or OA in order to I* them in order to O or R a BA.

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influence

41
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P, or G a F or OA in order to I them in order to O or R* a BA.

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obtain or retain

42
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A person bribes a foreign public official if they O, P, or G a F or OA in order to I them in order to O or R a BA*.

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business advantage

43
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A relevant commercial organisation is guilty of failing to prevent bribery if a person A* with them B another person in order to O or R a BA.

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associated

44
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A relevant commercial organisation is guilty of failing to prevent bribery if a person A with them B* another person in order to O or R a BA.

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bribes

45
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A relevant commercial organisation is guilty of failing to prevent bribery if a person A with them B another person in order to O or R* a BA.

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obtain or retain

46
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A relevant commercial organisation is guilty of failing to prevent bribery if a person A with them B another person in order to O or R a BA*.

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business advantage

47
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A commercial organisation can defend a charge of failing to prevent bribery by proving that it had in place … designed to prevent it.

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adequate procedures

48
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The maximum penalty for bribery is … imprisonment.

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10 years

49
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Offences under the Bribery Act (2010) may only be prosecuted with the consent of either the DPP* or the director of the SFO.

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director of public prosecutions

50
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Offences under the Bribery Act (2010) may only be prosecuted with the consent of either the DPP or the director of the SFO*.

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serious fraud office

51
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Conduct necessary for the exercise of functions of the IS* or AF is a defence to a charge of bribery.

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intelligence services

52
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Conduct necessary for the exercise of functions of the IS or AF* is a defence to a charge of bribery.

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armed forces

ICAEW Law 10: Criminal law. (8 decks)

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