The Committee on Ethics of the Lok Sabha
The members should abide by the following general ethical principles:
- Members must utilize their position to advance general well being of the people.
- In case of conflict between their personal interest and public interest, they must resolve the conflict so that personal interests are subordinate to the duty of public office.
- Conflict between private financial/family interest should be resolved in a manner that the public interest is not jeopardized.
- Members holding public offices should use public resources in such a manner as may lead to public good.
- They must keep uppermost in their mind the fundamental duties listed in Part-IV of the Constitution.
- They should maintain ....
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