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Problems arising from conflict of interest

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  • Mishandling conflict of interest may distort and cast doubt on the reliability of one’s professional judgement. Subsequently, it may attract criticism and suspicion.

 

  • If fraudulent acts are involved (e.g. falsifying documents to cover up conflicts involved), it may lead to criminal offences such as deception, fraud, false accounting, etc.

 

  • On the other hand, if advantage is offered or accepted during mishandling of conflict of interest, it may lead to breaching the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance.
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