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Integrity in government: official information

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1991

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Finn, Paul D.
Australian National University. Research School of Biological Sciences. Integrity in Government Project.

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Australian National University

Abstract

It is one thing to propose what could or should be considered appropriate standards of conduct to be maintained today by public officers and employees in their use or disclosure of information acquired in public office or employment.

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Government information, Law and legislation, Australia., Whistle blowing, Official secrets

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/313595

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ANU Publications

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Open Access

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