laxity in official discipline; civil service corruption
Formal term used in political, administrative, or legal contexts to describe a breakdown of discipline or corruption among public officials.
Laxity in official discipline was seen as a problem, and an investigation committee was established.
The newspaper reported on the actual state of civil service corruption.
Refers to the enforcement or tightening of official discipline, often used as a countermeasure to 官紀紊乱.
A more common term for corruption or bribery, while 官紀紊乱 emphasizes the broader breakdown of discipline.
Compound of 官紀 (official discipline) and 紊乱 (disorder, disturbance). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the spelling is conventionally associated with the meaning.