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Commonwealth Anti‐corruption Project: Conflict of Interest

1. Changes that have taken place in the public service across the world – and in particular the greater mobility of personnel between public and private sectors, the growth of public partnerships and enhanced cooperation between the public and business sectors – have all had the effect of increasing the ‘grey areas’ where the private interests of public servants can, or can be perceived to, unduly influence the way in which those public servants perform their official functions. These difficulties tend to be particularly acute in small jurisdictions.