CD1512. MAERSK LINE ANTI-CORRUPTION

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CD1512. MAERSK LINE ANTI-CORRUPTION
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Mr. Smith is picked up at the hotel by a driver arranged by his local colleagues. The driver approaches him for tips and gifts. As Mr. Smith is visiting the country for the first time, he is unsure about the common practice. Since the driver is very persistent, Mr. Smith gives him a back pack with the company’s logo and some extra tip for the drive. How would you define this situation? (Only one alternative is correct)

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This is a bribe
This is a facilitation payment
This is neither a bribe nor a facilitation payment✓ Correct answer

What can happen if you violate corruption laws? (Three alternatives are correct)

Multiple correct answers

Immediate dismissal✓ Correct answer
Corporate reputational damage✓ Correct answer
Corporate fines✓ Correct answer
Corporate exclusion from UNGC
Personal downgrading or repositioning

During a routine inspection on a ship, genuine violations of legal requirements are found. Therefore the ship is obligated to pay a fine. The official offers to write off the violations, and instead requests an “administrative fee” in cash together with three boxes of cigarettes. The Master pays the requested amount, provides the cigarettes and reports the incident to the company. How would you define the situation? (Only one alternative is correct)

One correct answer

The “administrative fee” is paid to avoid a fine and will most likely be considered a bribe and the Master should not have paid it✓ Correct answer
It is a facilitation payment since the officials did agree to reduce the fine and as long as it is not illegal to pay a facilitation payment, the Master can pay the amount
None of the above, because the errors were compensated for, therefore the Master did not do anything wrong

(Only one alternative is correct)

One correct answer

This is a bribe
This is a facilitation payment✓ Correct answer
This is neither a bribe nor a facilitation payment
This is common practice and therefore okay

An agent in country X representing a company in country Y pays a bribe to a local public official to win a transport contract from the government of country X. Is the company from country Y guilty of bribery if the agent made the payment? (Only one alternative is correct)

One correct answer

Yes, the company is always liable for its agents
No, not unless the agent was specifically instructed
It depends on the laws in country X and Y✓ Correct answer

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