

Model
Establish the relevant facts and identify the ethical issues at stake

Materials still meet safety standard

Exercising discretion

Completing the project on time

Long term friendship and business partnership

Horse-racing club membership
Model
Have an objective assessment of each stakeholder's position

Leslie
- should discharge his duty properly and professionally
- is personally obliged to help Anson
- can get a horse-racing club membership with Anson’s assistance
- may breach professional code and law if he accepts Anson’s offer

Anson
- suffers financial difficulties
- may commit an offence for offering bribe

Leslie's company and its client
- should perform its role properly in overseeing the project
- may suffer monetary loss and reputational damage for project delay

General public
- Public safety is at stake
Model
Identify viable alternatives and their effects on the stakeholders

Option 1
- Accept Anson’s offer
- Ignore Anson’s change of materials
- Approve Anson’s inflated monetary claims

Option 2
- Turn down Anson’s offer
- Ignore Anson’s change of materials
- Approve Anson’s inflated monetary claims

Option 3
- Decline Anson’s applications
- Reject Anson’s offer

Option 4
- Decline Anson’s applications and offer
- Provide proper assistance to Anson

Other options
Model
Select the best course of action

Option 1:
- Accept Anson’s offer
- Ignore Anson’s change of materials
- Approve Anson’s inflated monetary claims


Option 2:
- Turn down Anson’s offer
- Ignore Anson’s change of materials
- Approve Anson’s inflated monetary claims


Option 3:
- Decline Anson’s applications
- Reject Anson’s offer


Option 4:
- Decline Anson’s applications and offer
- Provide proper assistance to Anson


Other options

Best Choice for Leslie
Professional/ Company code

Professional obligations
Legal requirements

Prevention of Bribery Ordinance
Uncompromising self-values

Honesty, integrity and responsibility
Sunshine test

Decision that can be openly discussed