ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL ANALYSIS OF VIOLATING REQUIREMENTS FOR CONFLICT OF INTERESTS PREVENTION AND CONTROL
Keywords:
conflict of interests, potential and real conflict of interests, criminal, administrative and disciplinary responsibility
Abstract
The article presents legal analysis of Art. 1727 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offences (hereinafter the CAO) «Violation of requirements for the prevention and settlement of a conflict of interests». The features of the article disposition and types of penalties for this type of offense are revealed as well as the types of liability for breaching requirements for settling conflicts of interest in foreign countries.
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Didenko, I. 1. ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL ANALYSIS OF VIOLATING REQUIREMENTS FOR CONFLICT OF INTERESTS PREVENTION AND CONTROL. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 104, 3 (1), 344-352.
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