1) Payment of small bribes to customs officials to expedite passage of goods through a port. a) Example of active bribery b) Example of passive bribery 2) Employing a public official’s son to influence the award of contracts. a) Example of passive bribery b) Example of active bribery 3) Providing sponsorship fees and excessive travel expenses for doctors to influence them to prescribe a pharmaceutical company’s products. a) Example of active bribery b) Example of passive bribery 4) A security officer in a company accepts a bribe from criminals to allow access for theft. a) Example of passive bribery b) Example of active bribery 5) A procurement executive demands a ‘kickback’ to award a contract. This involves a portion of the contract fee being given back to the individual who made the decision to award the contract. a) Example of active bribery b) Example of passive bribery 6) An employee favours a customer by expediting delivery at the expense of other customers or giving preferential allocation of goods or services. a) Example of passive bribery b) Example of active bribery 7) An executive demands a bribe to appoint or promote a person who would otherwise not have been selected. A senior buyer awards a contract on the strength of promise of a lucrative appointment with the supplier after a suitable interval. a) Example of active bribery b) Example of passive bribery 8) A bank employee accepts a bribe to provide details of the bank’s customers a) Example of active bribery b) Example of passive bribery 9) An executive accepts a bribe to provide contract specifications to be used in a tender ahead of time. Bribery might also be accepted to alter the specification in favour of a bidder. a) Example of passive bribery b) Example of active bribery

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