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Ucadian Service Code
  
     
  The Ucadian Service Code is the most comprehensive, advanced and clear Code for the conduct of public servants in all levels of government and administration ever in human history.  
  The Ucadian Service Code is based on a complete analysis of the numerous codes of conduct used as guidelines for civil and public services in government from around the world.  
22.33.1 Structure of the Service Code
 
  The Civil Code is structured into chapters, which in turn are divided into articles and then one or more clauses within each article.
 
  The major chapters of the Service Code are:
 
  1. Introductory provisions
2. Code of conduct
3. Social objectives
4. Social responsibility
5. Positions, budgets and approvals
6. Vacancies, advertisement and interviews
7. Appointments, review and contracts
8. Terminations and disciplinary action
9. Memberships and third party associations
10. Gifts and gratuities
 
  While an article may belong to a particular chapter, the numbering of all articles is consecutive so that the entire body of articles of the Civil Code may be read as one, with or without the chapter headings.  
22.33.2 The primary objectives of the Service code  
  The primary objectives of the Service Code are as follows:  
  1. To provide a single supreme document codifying all rules and procedures relating to public service and administration law;  
  2. To present a clear set of standards and code of conduct for all public servants, officials and temporary positions of public service;  
  3. To define the complete operation of positions, appointments, terms, procedures and systems;  
  4. To outline the limits of the role of public service including function, disclosure, freedom and use of information and accountability;  
  5. To clearly place in context the position of service law versus civil law and other unifying codes;  
  6. To protect the rights and privileges of citizens by ensuring the fair operation of the service system and all those that perform a function within the scope of the articles defined within the Service code.  
22.33.3 Examples of Service Code  
  The following links provide practical examples of the UCADIAN Service Code in implementation:  
 
Euro-Union.Org- Service Code
Asia-Union.Org- Service Code
Americas-Union.Org- Service Code
Arabian-Union.Org-Service Code
Africans-Union.Org- Service Code
Oceanic-Union.Org- Service Code
 
     
     
 
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