Code of Ethics (Adopted from the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, CIPS)

Never engaging in conduct, either professional or personal, which would bring the profession or the Government of Grenada into disrepute.
Not accepting inducements or gifts (other than any declared gifts of nominal value which have been sanctioned by the Government of Grenada)
Not allowing offers of hospitality of those with vested interests to influence, or be perceived to influence, my decisions.
Being aware that my behaviour outside my professional life may have an effect on how I am perceived as an employee of the Government of Grenada.

Rejecting any practice which might reasonably be deemed improper.
Never using my authority or position for my own financial gain.
Declaring to my line manager any personal interest that might affect, or be seen by others to affect, my impartiality in decision making.
Ensuring that the information I give in the course of my work is accurate and not misleading.
Never breaching the confidentiality of information I receive in a professional capacity. Striving for genuine, fair and transparent competition. Being truthful about my skills, experience and qualifications.

Continually developing and applying knowledge to increase my personal skills and those of the organisation I work for .
Fostering the highest standards of professional competence amongst those for whom I am responsible.
Optimising the responsible use of resources which I have influence over for the benefit of my organisation.

Fostering awareness of human rights, fraud and corruption issues in all my business relationships.
Responsibly managing any business relationships where unethical practices may come to light, and taking appropriate action to report and remedy them.
Undertaking due diligence on appropriate supplier relationships in relation to forced labour (modern slavery) and other human rights abuses, fraud and corruption.
Continually developing my knowledge of forced labour (modern slavery), human rights, fraud and corruption issues, and applying this in my professional life.