Objectives of Probity in Governance
- To ensure accountability and transparency.
- To ensure compliance with governance processes.
- To maintain the confidence of people in the administration and bridge the trust deficit between them.
- To maintain the integrity and decorum of public service.
- To ensure optimal utilisation of resources through better implementation of government programmes and schemes.
- To curb the ill practices of nepotism, favoritism and arbitrariness in decision making.
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