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FORMER AUTHORIZED OFFICERS OBLIGED TO RETURN IDENTITY CARDS

Warning Issued for Non-Compliance

A stern warning has been issued to former authorized officers of the Commission who fail to return their identity cards within a specified timeframe. According to sources, any officer who fails to comply with this directive may face severe consequences.

Importance of Transparency and Accountability

The Commission has made it clear that all former authorized officers are required to surrender their identification cards immediately after ceasing to hold office. This move is aimed at ensuring that the integrity of the organization remains intact and to prevent any potential misuse of privileges.

  • Ensuring transparency and accountability in operations
  • Preventing misuse of privileges
  • Maintaining confidentiality agreements

In a statement, the Commission emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in its operations. “We take these matters very seriously and will not hesitate to take action against anyone who fails to comply with our rules and regulations,” said a spokesperson for the Commission.

Confidentiality Agreements Reminded

The Commission has also reminded former authorized officers that they are still bound by their confidentiality agreements and must maintain the secrecy of any information they may have gained during their tenure.

Investigation into Corruption Allegations

In related news, the Commission is set to launch an investigation into allegations of corruption within its ranks. The inquiry will be conducted by a team of independent experts who will review all relevant evidence and interview key witnesses.

  • High-ranking officials expected to be questioned
  • Investigation expected to take several months to complete
  • Commission will cooperate fully with authorities

Urgent Call for Former Authorized Officers

In the meantime, former authorized officers are urged to return their identity cards without delay to avoid any potential legal repercussions.