Report Integrity Violations by Civil Servants

Your voice matters

The integrity of civil servants is key to a trustworthy and effective public service. If you witness or are affected by a civil servant’s misconduct in the course of their official duties, you have the right to report it as a suspected integrity violation.

What is an Integrity Violation?

An integrity violation is any behaviour that goes against ethical and professional standards as mentioned in the Code of Conduct of Public Entity St. Eustatius.

Such as:

• Abuse of power
• Corruption or bribery
• Discrimination or favouritism
• Misuse of public resources
• Dishonesty or falsification of records

What can you report?

You may report conduct by a civil servant that:

• Occurs during or as part of their official duties
• Violates the code of conduct, policies
• Affects public trust in the civil service

How to report?

In the reporting procedure you will find more detailed information on what and who you can report about and what happens after you make a formal report. A formal report can be made by:

• Filling in a reporting form
• Forwarding this by email to: integrity.office@statiagov.com

Your information is Protected

All reports are handled with confidentiality and care. Retaliation against those who report in good faith is strictly prohibited.

Together, We Ensure Integrity

Your action helps build a more transparent and fair public service. Reporting a suspected violation isn’t just a right- it’s a responsibility. Let’s work together to uphold the values of honesty, fairness and accountability.