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Ethics in Government Act of 2011 Carlos Maldonado University of Phoenix ETH-316: Ethics and Social Responsibility 5 September 2013 Prof. Lora Espada-Medina On July 1985, the Senate of the commonwealth of Puerto Rico developed the government ethic law that regulates the process for the appointment, term, and salary requirements, restrictions under the procedure of selection, separation, and dismissal from office of the Executive Management. This Act frames the commitment and obligation the Legislature have to keep under strict scrutiny the ethical responsibility of the government public servants, and to respond to the demands of the people. In this paper the contents of this law as amended in 2011, will be discussed and how the functions of the Law are described on public employees in Puerto Rico. As representatives of the people of Puerto Rico, the government should address to strict codes of ethics when performing assigned duties within the government agencies of Puerto Rico. The senate developed an Ethics Law that covers government functions aspects of officials and employees of the commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
Symbol of the country and the presidency When voting for a president we always look at there character and leadership skills. We see what type of leader
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Men like Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Madison all had a hand in drafting this new form of government. The US Constitution is still the framework for the organization of the United States government today. The Bill of Rights The Bill of Rights is the name for the first ten amendments in the US Constitution. Political leaders feared that the US constitution as it was, would lead the way to tyranny by the central government. As a result, they demanded a Bill of Rights stating the immunities of the citizens.
Tammi Collins Enlish Comp 1 Classification Paper December 9, 2011 The U.S. military is services set up by the Department of Defense to protect and serve The United States of America. The United States Armed Forces dates back to 1775(American Military History). The adoption of the Constitution in 1787 gave Congress the power to raise and support armies, provide a navy and make rules for naval forces, as well as declare war. The Constitution names the president the Commander in Chief(American Military History). The President of the United States is the Commander in Chief of each branch of the armed forces.
President George W. Bush immediately reversed Clinton's orders on the issue when he was elected (p. 262). A final way in which the executive office has increased in power is in the creation of the Office of Management Budget. The Office of Management and Budget is the office that prepares and reviews the president's annual budget as well as supplying economic forecasts and analysis of proposed bills. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president to take an active role in the budget process, which was intended to be solely a responsibility of Congress when the Constitution was written (p. 262). This essay has discussed six ways in which the powers of the executive office have increased since the Constitution was first written.
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In the United States public leadership roles range from community organizer, leader, state representative, city council, mayor governor, senator, congress and of course, the highest seat of official leadership, president. While the descriptive roles of the said titles will remain in place, I ponder how the forthcoming leaders in generation Y {born 1982-2000} {AKA millennial generation} will address today’s looming concerns that will be tomorrow’s issues. I recently read a powerful quote that did not have the author’s name at the end. Despite the question of authorship, the quote was a stark reminder of the current rolling coin of change taking place in America. It read: “Changing world political realities, population demographics, the environment