The Integrity in Public Office Act applies to a person who holds an office or position as:
- Accountant General;
- Adviser or Assistant to the Prime Minister and other Ministers;
- Assistant Registrar of the High Court;
- Assistant Superintendent of Prisons;
- Chairperson of a public institution;
- Chief Fire Officer;
- Chief Physical Planner;
- Chief Personnel Officer;
- Chief of Police;
- Chief Technical Officer;
- Comptroller of Customs;
- Comptroller of Inland Revenue;
- Deputy Chief Fire Officer;
- Deputy Chief Physical Planner;
- Deputy Chief of Police;
- Deputy Comptroller of Customs;
- Deputy Comptroller of Inland Revenue;
- Deputy Labour Commissioner;
- Financial Secretary;
- Gazetted Police Officer;
- General Manager of a public institution;
- Labour Commissioner;
- Managing Director of a public institution;
- Member of the House of Assembly;
- Minister of Government;
- Parliamentary Commissioner;
- Parliamentary Secretary;
- Permanent Secretary;
- Chief Personnel Officer;
- Registrar of the High Court;
- Secretary to the Cabinet;
- Speaker of the House of Assembly;
- Superintendent of Prisons;
A person acting continuously for a period of not less than six months in the office of:
- Superintendent of Prisons;
- Assistant Superintendent of Prisons;
- Chief Technical Officer;
- Chief Fire officer;
- Deputy Chief Fire Officer;
- Gazetted Police Officer;
- Permanent Secretary
Updated: 21/07/2025