Constitution of the Kingdom of Swaziland, 2005 (b) eSwatini engage in conduct that is— (i) likely to compromise the honesty, impartiality and integrity of that officer; (ii) likely to lead to corruption in public affairs; or (iii) which is detrimental to the public good or welfare or good governance. 241. Declaration of assets and liabilities (1) (2) (3) A person who holds an office mentioned in subsection (2) shall submit to the Integrity Commission, a written declaration of all property, assets owned by, or any benefit gained or liabilities owed by the holder of that office whether directly or indirectly— (a) within six months after the commencement of the Integrity Commission or before taking office as the case may be; (b) at the end of every two years; and (c) at the end of his term of office. Sections 240 and 241(1) apply to the holders of the following offices— (a) Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister; (b) member of the King’s Advisory Council; (c) member of Parliament including the Presiding Officers; (d) Chairman and member of a Service Commission or Board; (e) Army Commander and Deputy Army Commander; (f) Commissioner of Customs; (g) Commissioner of Police and Deputy Commissioner of Police; (h) Commissioner of Labour; (i) Commissioner of Correctional Services and Deputy Commissioner of Correctional Services; (j) Commissioner of Taxes; (k) Justice of the Superior Court of Judicature and all judicial officers; (l) Ambassador, High Commissioner, and Head of Diplomatic or Consular Mission; (m) Secretary to the Cabinet; (n) Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of the Integrity Commission; (o) Member of the Elections and Boundaries Commission; (p) Attorney-General and Deputy Attorney-General; (q) Head of Ministry of Goverrnment or department; (r) Director of Public Prosecutions and Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions; (s) Managing Director, general manager and departmental head of a public corporation or company in which the Goverrnment has a controlling interest; and (t) in the public service and any other public institution as Parliament may prescribe. The Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner of the Integrity Commission shall make the declaration under this section to the Judicial Service Commission. By Laws.Africa and contributors. Licensed under CC-BY. Share widely and freely. 86