ISS: Estonian officials need a 'cooling-off period' after leaving office
Estonian officials must wait before working for private companies. The Internal Security Service says this helps stop corruption. This rule applies to people leaving public jobs.
The Internal Security Service (KAPO) recommends a ‘cooling-off period’ for former government employees. This period is meant to reduce the chance of corruption. Officials moving to the private sector must wait. The rule applies to all state officials. This policy is a new measure to protect public interests.
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Highlights
Cooling-off period advised
Estonian officials must wait after leaving public service.
ISS recommends the policy
The Internal Security Service (KAPO) suggests this rule.
Risk of corruption minimized
The cooling-off period aims to reduce corruption risks.
Policy applies to transitions
It covers moving from public to private jobs.
Officials must wait
Estonian officials need a period of time.