Instructions:

Do not use ChatGPT/ AI

Do not plagiaris.e

The answer must be 100% correct, if you do not know the answers leave it for other tutors to answer it.

Applicable legislation for all the activities:

1. Constitution of South Africa
2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES ACT (NO 117 OF 1998) AND AS AMENDED IN 2000 AND 2002
3. LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS ACT (NO 32 OF 2000)
4. MUNICIPAL FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT (MFMA) (NO 56 OF 2003)
5. THE PREVENTION AND COMBATING OF CORRUPT ACTIVITIES ACT (ACT NO.12 OF 2004)
6. PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS IN TERMS OF PUBLIC SERVICE ACT (PROCLAMATION 103 OF 1994
7. THE PROMOTION OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT (NO 2 OF 2000

Activity1

1. Brieflyanalysetheethicsrelated legislationandregulationsthatareapplicabletomunicipalities. (USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)

2. The Municipal Manager of your municipality instructed you to implement an unlawfulinstruction, using relevant legislation and code of conduct, explain how you will react tothis instruction. (USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)

3. Define the term "Triple line bottom reporting" and how is applicable to principles ofethics.

4. Discuss the possible areas within your municipality that could be vulnerable to unethicalprinciples. (PROVIDE AN EXAMPLE)

Activity2

2.1Explain in 300wordshowtheInternationalPrinciplesofethicsapplytoamunicipal codeofethics.

Activity3

Dawn,thesalesrepresentative.

Dawn is the sales representative for a well-known pharmaceutical company. Her job is tomarketexisting andnewproductstodoctors intheGautengarea.Sheneedstovisittheentireregion once a month. Sometimes she visits friends during working hours and then claims thekilometers covered for work purposes. Occasionally she entertains a friend at the company'sexpenseasentertainmentofclients.

Even when they both only eat hamburgers, she claims the cost of a meal at an expensiverestaurant. The time she spends visiting friends and around the kitchen table, she records astravelingtimeorworktimeonhertimesheet.Sometimessheagrees withadoctor'snegativecomments and remarks about the pharmaceutical company for which she works. A doctor inPretoriaofferedherafewfreeconsultations inexchangeforexpensive medication.

Althoughshehesitatedatfirst,sheacceptedtheofferlater whenshecaught abadcold.Dawnenjoys competition,somuchsothatshewillalterpurchase datestopushupthemonth'ssalesfigures. She also takes part in organisational Dawn enjoys competition, so much so that shewill alter purchase dates topush up the month's sales figures.She also takespart inorganisationalpoliticstoachieve herownobjectives.Sometimesshewillstirupawhole groupof peopleto oppose aparticulardecision.

Aweekago,shereceived anoffer ofworkfrom acompetitor,whichsheisnow considering.

1. Identifyallareasofunethicalconduct.

(USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)

1. Explainwhyyouconsider themasunethical.

(USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)

1. Whatcorrectiveactionshouldyouasamanager/supervisortakeagainsteachoftheidentifiedunethical acts?

(USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)

1. Whatis the roleofcodeofethics in disciplinaryprocedures?

(USE RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS AND REGULATIONS, SPECIFY SECTIONS OF THE LEGISLATION/ACT WHEN ANSWERING)