BEYOND THE CPA’S CODES OF CONDUCT FOR MPs.

The article discusses about the CPA's Benchmarks for developing a detailed code of conduct for the Commonwealth. Topics of discussion includes MPs require homogeneity of standards and expectations among MPs from different countries and regions to resolve any ethical dilemmas in democracy, human righ...

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Publicado en:Parliamentarian Vol. 102; no. 3; pp. 284 - 287
Autores principales: Stapenhurst, Rick, Chagani, Sarosha
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Commonwealth Parliamentary Association 2021
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          Assistant Professor and Director of Parliamentary Research and Training at McGill University in Canada.
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