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Government Accountability

Learn more about the ways you can keep government accountable.

Public officials, civil servants, and state government as a whole are accountable to the law and to the Commonwealth's constituents. There are many organizations whose job it is to ensure that. You can learn more about reporting fraud, waste, and abuse by state government and what you can do if you've witnessed this conduct.

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How to Report Suspected Fraud, Waste or Abuse to the OIG  File a complaint with the State Ethics Commission 

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Online Training Conflict of Interest Law Training for State, County and Municipal Employees 

What you need to know

Summary of the Conflict of Interest Law for State Employees  Conflict of Interest Law Primers for Public Employees  Summary of the Conflict of Interest Law for County Employees  Summary of the Conflict of Interest Law for Municipal Employees  Attend a conflict of interest law seminar at the State Ethics Commission  MassDOT Fraud, Waste and Abuse 

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