Memo to Livingstone
Avoid future difficulties of the current sort by following the example of Seoul brother number one:
"Seoul City officials found to have taken bribes, regardless of the amount, will be suspended under the city government's stricter anti-corruption measures. Seoul City said it will press criminal charges against officials who grant illegal or improper favors in exchange for kickbacks, and will also impose stricter punishments on both givers and takers....
"Seoul City officials found to have taken bribes, regardless of the amount, will be suspended under the city government's stricter anti-corruption measures. Seoul City said it will press criminal charges against officials who grant illegal or improper favors in exchange for kickbacks, and will also impose stricter punishments on both givers and takers....
Public officials are not allowed to receive meals, communication services or transportation services valued over 30,000 won (£16), according to their code of ethics. Treats worth less than 30,000 won can also get city officials suspended if they had been requested or accepted in exchange for illegal or improper favors".
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