The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has urged the government to prioritize the passage of the Conduct of Public Officers Bill.
It also called on public officers in the Mahama administration to promptly familiarize themselves with the Code of Conduct and ensure the declaration of their assets.
In a new year message issued on January 16, Commissioner, Dr Joseph Whittal said, “Consequently, the Commission urges public officers of the new government and the ninth Parliament in particular and all public officers generally to take immediate steps to apprise themselves of the Code of Conduct and to declare their assets in accordance with law before taking office.
“The Commission further calls on government to take steps to prioritize the passage of the Conduct of Public Officers Bill.”
“In conclusion, the Commission wishes to congratulate all Ghanaians for generally peaceful elections and transfer of power. It demonstrates our collective resolve to create a successful democratic story in Africa.
“As we begin a new year, public officers should rededicate themselves to the solemn oaths they take and the constitutional values of human rights, social justice, transparency, probity and accountability.”
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