The following requirements apply to civil servants:
Be modest, observe generally accepted moral and ethical standards, and refrain from spreading false or misleading information.
Oppose actions that undermine the interests of the state and the rights of citizens.
Comply with restrictions established by law and avoid conflicts of interest.
Treat citizens with courtesy and respect. Do not tolerate rudeness, humiliation of human dignity, tactlessness, or inappropriate behavior. Ensure that your actions and conduct do not give citizens grounds for criticism.
Observe business etiquette and standards of official conduct. Refrain from actions that could clearly undermine, in the eyes of citizens, the dignity and authority of the government bodies you represent.
Do not make unlawful promises or assume unlawful obligations of any kind in connection with the performance of official duties.
Do not use your official position to influence the activities of government bodies, organizations, civil servants, or other individuals in resolving personal matters. Do not use the opportunities associated with your position to advance the interests of public or religious associations or other non-profit organizations, including promoting your personal attitude toward them.
Safeguard state property and use government assets exclusively for their intended purposes, the performance of official duties, and other legally permitted activities.
Do not pursue unlawful financial or property interests that may interfere with the conscientious performance of official duties.
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