Executive actions by the Ministry of Public Administration on combating corruption

Executive actions by the Ministry of Public Administration on combating corruption

The SFP published in the Official Gazette of the Federation two agreements through which it issued tools to combat corruption. The SFP published in the Official Gazette of the Federation two agreements through which it issued tools to combat corruption.

September 28, 2015.Dear clients and friends,On August 20, 2015, the Ministry of Public Administration ("SFP") published in the Official Gazette of the Federation two agreements through which it issued various executive actions on combating corruption, including the following:(i) Protocol of action regarding public procurement, and the granting and extension of licenses, permits, authorizations, and concessions; (ii) Forms that private parties must use to disclose ties and possible conflicts of interest; (iii) Code of Ethics for public servants of the Federal Government; (iv) Integrity Rules for the exercise of public office; and, (v) General guidelines to foster the integrity of public servants and to implement permanent actions that promote their ethical conduct, through the Committees of Ethics and Prevention of Conflicts of Interest.To read the full document, please click here.For additional information, please contact our experts:Diego Sierra, Partner, dsierra@vwys.com.mx September 28, 2015.Dear clients and friends,On August 20, 2015, the Ministry of Public Administration ("SFP") published in the Official Gazette of the Federation two agreements through which it issued various executive actions on combating corruption, including the following:(i) Protocol of action regarding public procurement, and the granting and extension of licenses, permits, authorizations, and concessions; (ii) Forms that private parties must use to disclose ties and possible conflicts of interest; (iii) Code of Ethics for public servants of the Federal Government; (iv) Integrity Rules for the exercise of public office; and, (v) General guidelines to foster the integrity of public servants and to implement permanent actions that promote their ethical conduct, through the Committees of Ethics and Prevention of Conflicts of Interest.To read the full document, please click here.For additional information, please contact our experts:Diego Sierra, Partner, dsierra@vwys.com.mx

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