In Commemoration of International Anti-Corruption Day 2024, the Integrity Commission of Trinidad and Tobago will be hosting an Anti-Corruption Day Seminar 2024. We cordially invite you to view the event live on our YouTube Channel. We look forward to you joining us on December 6th, 2024! See you there! Please Read more…
The Service Commissions Department is conducting a survey of its online recruitment application system during the period 15th January, 2024 to 28th January, 2024. The survey provides an opportunity for members of the public and users of the system to share their views and experience as well as provide suggestions Read more…
Happy New Year from the Integrity Commission! It’s a tradition, at the beginning of the year, half-forgotten by March, and dismissed by July, to promise ourselves to carry something out – to signal some sort of change in character or behaviour between this year and the next. What are the Read more…
Merry Christmas from the Integrity Commission! Christmas, like other religious and cultural celebrations, inspires a deep feeling of solemnity and reverence for the idea of sacrifice. It’s supposed to be the time of year when one puts aside petty rivalries, greed and individualism. It is the Commission’s hope that the Read more…
The Integrity Commission expresses its profound gratitude to Ms Sandra Honoré, who, for the past three years, served courageously and nobly in the efforts of the 17th Commission to transform the Integrity Commission. The Commission wishes her all the best, and success and prosperity in her future endeavours.
Happy Divali from the Integrity Commission of Trinidad and Tobago! Many stories surround the origins of Divali. Among them are the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after the defeat of Ravana; the defeat of Narakaasura by Lord Krishna; and the veneration of Mother Lakshmi, who embodies grace and prosperity. Read more…
During the period October 09, 2023 to October 11, 2023, a conference was held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, to launch a regional platform to fast-track the Implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). Representatives from Governmental Departments and State Agencies of various Caribbean countries including Read more…
Republic Day marks the transference of power from the British crown to the people of Trinidad and Tobago. Representation belongs to the people of Trinidad and Tobago; power belongs to the people. Significantly, republicanism replaced the Governor’s office with the office of the President, who in fact, appoints members of Read more…
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