The document discusses Republic Act No. 6713, which establishes the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees. It aims to uphold the principle that public office is a public trust. Key points include: - It defines terms related to government officials and employees. - It establishes norms of conduct that officials and employees must follow, including commitment to public interest and responsiveness. - It prohibits acts like conflicts of interest, outside employment interfering with official duties, and soliciting gifts. - It requires officials to disclose assets, liabilities, and financial interests periodically and grants the Civil Service Commission authority to enforce the law.

4. REPUBLIC ACT
NO. 6713
Code of Conduct and Ethical
Standards for Public Officials
and Employees
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how public
official and
employees
behave in
serving the
people and
its
community.
Apply selected
provisions in
the Code of
Public Officials
and Employees
in the case
scenario
relevant to the
practice of
public service.

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REPUBLIC ACT NO.
6713
AN ACT ESTABLISHING A CODE OF
CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS FOR
PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES, TO
UPHOLD THE TIME-HONORED PRINCIPLE OF
PUBLIC OFFICE BEING A PUBLIC TRUST,
GRANTING INCENTIVES AND REWARDS FOR
EXEMPLARY SERVICE, ENUMERATING
PROHIBITED ACTS AND TRANSACTIONS AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS
THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

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SECTION 1
Title
This Act shall be known
as the "Code of Conduct
and Ethical Standards
for Public Officials and
Employees."

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SECTION 2
Declaration of
Policies
It is the policy of the
State to promote a high
standard of ethics in
public service.

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SECTION 3
Definition of Terms
a.Government
b.Public Officials
c.Gift
d.Receiving any gift
e.Loan
f.Substantial
stockholder
g. Family of
public officials or
employees
h.Person
i.Conflict of
Interest
j.Divestment
k.Relatives

12. Section
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SECTION 4
Norms of Conduct of
Public Officials
and Employees
(A) Every public official and
employee shall observe the following
as standards of personal conduct in
the discharge and execution of
official duties:

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SECTION 4Norms of Conduct of Public
Officials and Employees
(a)Commitment to Public Interest
(b)Professionalism
(c)Justness and Sincerity
(d)Political Neutrality
(e)Responsiveness to the Public
(f)Nationalism and Patriotism
(g)Commitment to Democracy
(h)Simple living

15. Section
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9
SECTION 4
Norms of Conduct of
Public Officials
and Employees
(B) The Civil Service Commission
shall adopt positive measures to
promote:

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SECTION 4Norms of Conduct of Public
Officials and Employees
(1)observance of these standards
including the dissemination of
information programs and
workshops
(2)continuing research and
experimentation on measures which
provide positive motivation to
public officials and employees

17. Section
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5
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7
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8
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9
SECTION 5
Duties of Public
Officials and
Employees
In the performance of their duties,
all public officials and employees
are under obligation to:

18. Principal B acted on the
letter of complaint
received by his office 30
days after saying he was
preoccupied by more
important things the past
days. Is his reason
acceptable?
Let us know!

19. SECTION 5
(a) Act promptly on letters and
requests.
The reply must contain
the action taken on the
request.
15 working
days
Duties of Public Officials and Employees

20. SECTION 5
(b) Submit annual performance
reports.
Such report shall be
open and available to
the public within
regular office hours.
45 working
days
Duties of Public Officials and Employees

21. SECTION 5
(c) Process documents and
papers expeditiously.
In the absence of duly
authorized signatories, the
official next-in-rank or
officer in charge shall sign
3 signatories
Duties of Public Officials and Employees

22. SECTION 5
(d) Act immediately on the
public's personal
transactions.
Duties of Public Officials and Employees

23. SECTION 5
(e) Make documents accessible
to the public.
Duties of Public Officials and Employees

24. Section
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5
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6
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7
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SECTION 6
System of Incentives
and Rewards
A system of annual incentives and
rewards is hereby established in
order to motivate and inspire public
servants to uphold the highest
standards of ethics.

25. WHITE OR BLACK?

26. The conferment of awards
to public officials and
employees shall consider
among other things.
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included or not included
as a basis in conferring
awards. Answer WHITE if
it is included and BLACK
if otherwise.
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27. Incentives and rewards may take in the form of:
Bonuses Citations Directorships
SECTION 6 System of Incentives and Rewards
Local and foreign
scholarship grants
Paid Vacations

28. Section
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5
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SECTION 7
Prohibited Acts and
Transactions
In addition to acts and omissions
of public officials and employees
now prescribed in the Constitution
and existing laws, the following
shall constitute prohibited acts
and transactions of any public
official and employee and are
hereby declared to be unlawful:

29. TELL ME WHY

30. 1
2
3
4

31. Financial
and
Material
Interest

32. Outside
employment
and other
activities
related
thereto.

33. Disclosure
and/or
misuse of
confidentia
l
information

34. Solicitatio
n or
acceptance
of Gifts.

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SECTION 8
Statements and
Disclosure
Public officials and employees have an
obligation to accomplish and submit
declarations under oath of, and the
public has the right to know, their
assets, liabilities, net worth and
financial and business interests
including those of their spouses and of
unmarried children under eighteen (18)
years of age living in their households.

36. (A) Statements of
Assets and Liabilities
SECTION 8
Statements and Disclosure
(B) Identification
and disclosure of
relatives
(C) Accessibility of
Documents
(D) Prohibited Acts

37. Shall file under oath their:
1.Statement of Assets,
Liabilities and Net Worth
2.Disclosure of Business
Interests and Financial
Connections
(A) Statements of Assets and
Liabilities
WHAT DOCUMENTS
SHALL IT CONTAIN?
SECTION 8
Statements and Disclosure

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39. P E R S O N A
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41. A S S E T S

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43. L I A B I L I T I
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44. Shall file under oath their:
1.Statement of Assets,
Liabilities and Net Worth
2.Disclosure of Business
Interests and Financial
Connections
(A) Statements of Assets and
Liabilities
These documents shall contain:
(a)Real property
(b)Personal property and
acquisition cost
(c)All other assets
(d)Liabilities
(e)All business interest and
financial connections
SECTION 8
Statements and Disclosure

45. The documents must be
filed:
(a)within thirty (30) days
after assumption of office;
(b)on or before April 30, of
every year thereafter; and
(c)within thirty (30) days
after separation from the
service.
All public officials and
employees are required under
this section to file the
aforestated documents.

46. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees

47. It shall be the duty of
every public official or
employee to identify and
disclose, to the best of
his knowledge and
information, his relatives
in the Government in the
form, manner and frequency
prescribed by the Civil
Service Commission
(B) Identification and disclosure of
relatives
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure

48. (1) Shall be
made available
for inspection
at reasonable
hours
(C) Accessibility of documents
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
(2) Shall be made
available for
copying and
reproduction
after ten working
days
(3) Requesting
copy shall be
required to pay a
reasonable fee to
cover the cost of
reproduction
(4) Shall be
available for
copying to the
public of ten
years after the
receipt

49. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure

50. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
(a) any
purpose
contrary to
morals or
public policy

51. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
(a) any
purpose
contrary to
morals or
public policy
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
TRUE

52. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
(b) any
commercial
purpose other
than by news and
communications
media for
dissemination to
the general
public.

53. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
TRUE
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
(b) any
commercial
purpose other
than by news and
communications
media for
dissemination to
the general
public.

54. It shall be
unlawful for
any person to
obtain or use
any statement
filed under
this Act for:
(a) any
purpose
contrary to
morals or
public policy;
or
(d) Prohibited Acts
SECTION 8Statements and Disclosure
(b) any
commercial
purpose other
than by news and
communications
media for
dissemination to
the general
public.

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SECTION 9
Divestment
A public official or
employee shall avoid
conflicts of interest at
all times.

56. SECTION 9
When a conflict of interest
arises, he shall resign from his
position in any private business
enterprise.
Shall not apply to those who
serve the Government in an
honorary capacity nor to
laborers and casual or
temporary workers.
Within 30 days of his
assumption or interest
within 60 days
Divestment

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58. Letters will be flashed in order. All you have
to do is to complete the words by giving the
letter next to the given letter.
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59. Q E U H D W A M C B N M O L
H A M C E O R N B E D T Q E
R E V I E W A N D C O M P
L I A N C E P R O C E D U R
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SECTION 10
Review and
Compliance Order

61. (a)
The designated
Committees of
both Houses of
the Congress
shall establish
procedures for
the review of
statements.
SECTION
10
Review and Compliance Order
(b)
The designated
Committees of
both Houses of
Congress shall
have the power
within their
respective
jurisdictions
(c)
The heads of
other offices
shall perform the
duties stated in
subsections (a)
and (b) hereof
insofar as their
respective
offices are
concerned.

62. Section
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If someone has
violated law/s,
what should be
the proper
measure for it?

63. Section
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Penalties

64. SECTIONS OF
LIFE
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67. (a)Any public official
or employee
committing any
violation of this Act
shall be punished
with;
• fine not exceeding the
equivalent of six (6)
months' salary or
suspension not
exceeding one (1) year,
or
• removal depending on
the gravity of the
offense after due
notice and hearing by
SECTION 11
Penalties

68. Violations of Sections
7, 8 or 9 of this Act
shall be punishable
with;
• imprisonment not
exceeding five (5)
years,
• or a fine not
exceeding five
thousand pesos
(P5,000),
• or both, and, in the
discretion of the
court of competent
jurisdiction,
disqualification to
SECTION 11
Penalties

69. (b) Any violation
hereof proven in a
proper administrative
proceeding shall be
sufficient cause for
removal or dismissal
of a public official
or employee
SECTION 11
Penalties

70. (c) Private
individuals who
participate in
conspiracy as co-
principals,
accomplices or
accessories, with
public officials or
employees, in
violation of this Act,
shall be subject to
the same penal
liabilities as the
public officials or
employees and shall be
SECTION 11
Penalties

71. (d) The official or
employee concerned may
bring an action
against any person who
obtains or uses a
report for any purpose
prohibited by Section
8 (D) of this Act.
• A penalty in any
amount not to exceed
twenty-five thousand
pesos (P25,000.00)
SECTION 11
Penalties

72. Section
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SECTION
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Penalties

73. Section
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SECTION
12
Promulgation of Rules
and Regulations,
Administration and
Enforcement of this Act

74. SECTION 12
Promulgation of Rules and
Regulations, Administration and
Enforcement of this Act

75. SECTION 12
Promulgation of Rules and
Regulations, Administration and
Enforcement of this Act
The Civil Service Commission
shall have the primary
responsibility for the
administration and enforcement of
this Act.
It is hereby authorized to
promulgate rules and regulations
necessary to carry out the
provisions of this Act, including
guidelines for 28 individuals who
render free voluntary service to
the Government.

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SECTION
13
Provisions for More
Stringent Standards
Nothing in this Act shall be
construed to derogate from any law,
or any regulation prescribed by any
body or agency, which provides for
more stringent standards for its
official and employees

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78. Section
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14
Appropriations
The sum necessary for the effective
implementation of this Act shall be
taken from the appropriations of
the Civil Service Commission.
Thereafter, such sum as may be
needed for its continued
implementation shall be included in
the Annual General Appropriations
Act.

79. Section
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SECTION
15
Separability Clause
If any provision of this Act or the
application of such provision to
any person or circumstance is
declared invalid, the remainder of
the Act or the application of such
provision to other persons or
circumstances shall not be affected
by such declaration.

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81. Section
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SECTION
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Repealing Clause
All laws, decrees and orders or
parts thereof inconsistent
herewith, are deemed repealed or
modified accordingly, unless the
same provide for a heavier penalty.

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83. Section
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SECTION
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Effectivity
This Act shall take effect after
thirty (30) days following the
completion of its publication in
the Official Gazette or in two (2)
national newspapers of general
circulation.

84. Section
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RA 6713
shall be
known as
what?

85. Section
Section
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Why do we need
to adhere in
the Code of
Conduct and
Ethical
Standards for
Public
Officials and
Employees?

86. THANK YOU
For your
attention

87. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees

88. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees

89. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees

90. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees

91. Who shall file
the said
documents?
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Constitutional and
national elective
officials
Senators and
Congressmen
All other public
officials and
employees, defined in
Republic Act No. 3019
Officers of the armed
forces from the rank
of colonel or naval
captain
Regional and local
officials and
employees