Regulations and Polices – Tuvalu Public Service Commission

General Administrative Order (GAO)

General Administrative Orders are the conditions of service of officers of the Government of Tuvalu and include procedures for the conduct of business and the code of discipline relating to the public service

Public Service Commission Rules

The Public Service Commission Rules are made by the Government of Tuvalu Cabinet under powers conferred upon it by Section 152 of the Constitution. The Public Service Commission Rules prescribe the rules and procedures with respect to the appointments, promotions, termination of appointments and discipline of public officers in the Public Service of Tuvalu. One of the main objectives of the Public Service Commission Rules is to ensure a transparent, fair and equitable system of personnel administration, by eliminating any perceived nepotism, bias and or favoritism, to ensure the efficient delivery of public services to the citizens of Tuvalu.

PSC ACT

An act to make provision additional to that in the constitution for the establishment and regulation of the public service in relation to the Public Service Commission.

Constitution

The Constitution of Tuvalu reflects the unique history, culture, and aspirations of its people and serves as the cornerstone of the legal and political framework of the nation. It is a living document that has been amended over time to adapt to changing circumstances and needs, ensuring the continued governance and development of Tuvalu as a sovereign state.