Social GA 2.2

Question 1

-Undue influence of a public official with fellow public servants and clients to perform acts that violate rules and regulations

Answer 1

Persuading

Question 2

-Employment of family members in an enterprise where the government/agencies have direct transactions

Answer 2

Conflict of Interest

Question 3

-Government officials particularly those occupying high positions tend to cause the appointment or employment of relatives and close friends to government positions even if they are not qualified or eligible to discharge the functions of that office

Answer 3

Nepotism and Favoritism

Question 4

-Issuance of permits, licenses or grants

Answer 4

Injury or Liability

Question 5

-Any transactions that require influence on board or group of approving officials
-Sometimes referred to as trading in influence, this activity occurs when a business employee gives payments, undue advantage or expensive gifts to a public official, expecting to receive an undue advantage from the public authority in return

Answer 5

Influence Peddling

Question 6

-This happens when a business employee offers or receives a bribe in exchange for confidential information, where the bribe could take a number of different forms
-When confidential information is the basis for trading in a company’s stock, bonds or other securities, this constitutes an offence called “insider trading”

Answer 6

Trading of information

Question 7

-A lesser version of corruption

Answer 7

Graft