Bribery Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 6 principles of bribery prevention

A

Proportional procedure
Top level commitment
Risk assessment
Due diligence
Communication
Monitoring and review

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2
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Where are the 6 principles of bribery prevention from?

A

The bribery act 2010

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3
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What is the act that deals with bribery

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The bribery act 2010

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4
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What are the main 4 offences under the bribery act

A

Bribing another person
Being bribed
Bribing a foreign public official
Failure by a commercial organisation to prevent bribery

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5
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What are the maximum penalties for bribery

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unlimited fine and/or 10 years in prison

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Where do you report bribery

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In the first instance, the Police.
You can seek the Special Fraud Office, or National Crime Agency

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