What is emphasized about information sharing by public officials under R.A. No. 6713?

The emphasis on information sharing by public officials under R.A. No. 6713 focuses on the necessity for such information to be both accurate and timely. This principle underscores the responsibility public officials have to ensure that the data and information they distribute do not mislead the public. Accurate information helps maintain transparency and accountability, two fundamental tenets of good governance. Timeliness complements accuracy, as outdated information can lead to misunderstandings or misinformed decisions by the public and other stakeholders.

By adhering to this standard, public officials can cultivate trust and credibility with the communities they serve. This requirement aligns with the broader goals of the Code of Conduct, which seeks to promote integrity and public confidence in the actions of government representatives. The emphasis on accuracy and timeliness highlights the crucial role that reliable information plays in effective public service and governance.