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• Remove corruption in all other government agencies within the first year of office of a new government under the leadership of the Party.
• Promote a culture of zero tolerance for corruption in all government agencies.
• Identify the best (top 100) anti-corruption initiatives and reward these independent efforts with financial and other forms of support as well as mainstream their innovative approaches for others to follow.
• Make all government budgets, projects, and expenditures, including the Office of the President, public by prominently displaying this information in the website of all government institutions.
• Open up all government agencies to anti-corruption partnerships with civil society, business and the general public especially in corruption-prone activities including permits, procurement, fees, certificates, and others.
• Conduct massive public education, including the placement of appropriate posters in highly visible locations in government offices, regarding the salient provisions of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act especially its provisions on expedited action on public service.
• Create, together with business and civil society, well-defined implementing rules, regulations, and procedures for honest transactions with government including the loss of benefits and retirement plans for public officials guilty of graft and corruption.
• File administrative and criminal cases on erring public servants and private individuals engaged in graft and corruption.
• Fire all government employees engaged in graft and corruption and link their
• Ensure that the legal and judicial system reinforces the political will of the executive branch to wipe out corruption.
• Stop the practice of placing honest civil servants in the “freezer” for refusing to be party to systemic corruption in the institution.
• Strengthen the ability of the Civil Service Commission to insulate public servants from political intervention and to protect qualified and honest public servants from political harassment.
• Reward, generously, those who uphold integrity and decency in public offices beyond the call of duty.
• Examine the compensation and incentive structure of all government agencies and link these to exemplary performance and integrity.
• Clean up the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission and open its membership to civil society and business leaders of known integrity.
• Create a program in government TV and radio dedicated, 24/7, to the topic of eradicating corruption including highlighting the stories of government officials and agencies, LGUs, civil society organizations, businesses, and individuals who have successfully stopped corruption.
• Create a 24/7 hotline dedicated to addressing citizens’ complaints regarding any form of corruption in any institution, ensuring an immediate response to these complaints, and reporting to the general public on what action has been taken to stop cases of alleged or actual corruption.
• Encourage journalists in tri-media, including bloggers in the Internet, to report cases of corruption or stories of successful struggles against corruption.
• Ensure that anti-corruption initiatives converge with policies and programs aimed at eradicating poverty and enhancing the quality of life for all.

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