State urged to press ahead with anti-corruption measures

Ireland must continue adopting anti-corruption measures to increase public confidence in state bodies, it was claimed today.

State urged to press ahead with anti-corruption measures
Mon, 03 Jul, 2006 - 14:55

Ireland must continue adopting anti-corruption measures to increase public confidence in state bodies, it was claimed today.

The Standards in Public Office (Sipo) said in its 2005 annual report that high standards were vital to maintain a satisfactory international reputation for the country.

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