Public sector failures rarely begin with fraud. They begin with weak governance and ignored ethics. This session explains how accountability breaks down and why professionals are exposed.
R230,00 VAT incl.
Governance and ethics are often discussed only after damage has already occurred. This session focuses on how problems start long before public attention appears. Weak oversight, unclear roles, and ethical pressure slowly erode good decision making. Over time, small compromises become accepted behaviour and accountability fades. This session looks at how governance structures are meant to function, where they weaken, and how ethical pressure influences judgement in real situations. Understanding these patterns helps professionals recognise early warning signs and respond before failures escalate. Strong governance and ethical awareness are not abstract ideas. They directly affect audit outcomes, investigations, and professional credibility in the public sector.
By attending this event, delegates will learn:
The following event is awarded 2 CPD units in Accounting.
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