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Prevention of bribery and other improper conduct

Guidance for Colleges and Services

  • University policy statement 
  • Purpose and scope
  • Guiding principles
  • Bribery Act
  • Risk assessments 
  • Actions to mitigate and eliminate risk
  • Giving of gifts and hospitality
  • Receiving of gifts and hospitality
  • Sponsorship
  • Contractual Terms required by third parties
  • Monitoring
  • Reporting of concerns or incidents of bribery or improper conduct
  • Examples of behaviour which may be considered as bribery under the Bribery Act
  • Reputation management and philanthropic income - policy paper (PDF)

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