Translation of "chargée d'affaires publiques " (French → English) :

public affairs officer

healthcare planner | healthcare services planning officer | general manager | public health policy officer

public issues manager

communications officer | public affairs officer | media relations officer | public relations officer

corporate and public affairs consultant | public relations consultant | public affairs agent | public affairs consultant

Meeting of Experts on the United Nations Programme in Public Administration and Finance

Public Affairs Coordinator

senior information and public affairs officer

Assistant Deputy Minister (Public Affairs) [ ADM(PA) | Director General Public Affairs ]

good governance

[89] Recent cases which have been publicly questioned involve the previous chairman of the Asset Forfeiture Commission and the former chairman and a former member of the Commission for Consumer Protection.

They shall in particular ensure that the persons in charge of decisions to be taken by the regulatory body in accordance with Article 56, such as members of its executive board, where relevant, act independently from any market interest related to the railway sector, and shall therefore not have any interest or business relationship with any of the regulated undertakings or entities, and do not seek or take instructions from any government or other public or private entity when carrying out the functions of the regulatory body.

15. Welcomes further good progress in adopting anti-corruption legislation, in particular the new public procurement law, the law on the financing of political parties and the amendments to the law on conflict of interest; notes, however, that the new public procurement law may be more restrictive than previous legislation and might therefore discourage reporting on corruption; is concerned about the strong role of representatives of political parties in the Commission for the Prevention of Conflict of Interest, which is responsible for implementing the new amendments to the law on conflict of interest; is of the view that the current ...[+++] draft law on the free access to information may restrict access to information and, by doing so, may reduce the ability of civil society organisations and the media to reveal corruption cases; notes that corruption is still prevalent in many areas, continues to be an issue of particular concern and can also cause significant costs to public finances;

15. Welcomes further good progress in adopting anti-corruption legislation, in particular the new public procurement law, the law on the financing of political parties and the amendments to the law on conflict of interest; notes, however, that the new public procurement law may be more restrictive than previous legislation and might therefore discourage reporting on corruption; is concerned about the strong role of representatives of political parties in the Commission for the Prevention of Conflict of Interest, which is responsible for implementing the new amendments to the law on conflict of interest; is of the view that the current ...[+++] draft law on the free access to information may restrict access to information and, by doing so, may reduce the ability of civil society organisations and the media to reveal corruption cases; notes that corruption is still prevalent in many areas, continues to be an issue of particular concern and can also cause significant costs to public finances;