Match each administrative scenario presented in Column I with the primary administrative ethical principle it demonstrates in Column II.
- An officer recuses themselves from evaluating a public procurement contract because a close relative is one of the bidding vendors.Avoidance of Conflict of Interest
- An administrator refuses to share unpublished municipal master plan updates with commercial real estate developers.Maintenance of Official Confidentiality
- A civil servant refrains from utilizing designated department vehicles and office equipment for personal family events.Stewardship and Non-misuse of Public Resources
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The correct pairings match each administrative action to its governing ethical standard: recusing oneself due to a relative's financial interest demonstrates Avoidance of Conflict of Interest; safeguarding unreleased planning records demonstrates Maintenance of Official Confidentiality; and keeping official vehicles strictly for public duty demonstrates Stewardship and Non-misuse of Public Resources.
Each scenario maps to a core ethical duty in public administration: stepping away from decision-making involving relatives ensures impartiality (Avoidance of Conflict of Interest), protecting non-public information prevents unfair advantage (Maintenance of Official Confidentiality), and restricting state property to public use honors taxpayer trust (Stewardship and Non-misuse of Public Resources).
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Foundational Principles of Administrative Ethics