The OECD published its (non legally binding) ‘Good Practice Guidance’ addressed to companies for creating and ensuring the effectiveness of internal controls, ethics and compliance programmes or measures for preventing and detecting the bribery of foreign public officials in their international business transactions, and to business organisations and professional associations, which play an essential role in assisting companies in these efforts. The Guidance is flexible and should be adapted by companies according to their individual circumstances.
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OECD Good Practice Guidance on internal controls, ethics and compliance
- Norton Rose LLP
- Sam Eastwood and Chris Campbell-Holt
- Global
- May 10 2010
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Monique Greene
Corporate Counsel
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