Public Service Commission and
Disciplined Forces Service Commission

Public Service Commission

​Vision
​ ​To be the benchmark for Integrity, Equity and Efficiency in a dynamic public service.
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​ ​Mission
​ ​To ensure that the Republic of Mauritius has a professional and efficient Civil Service geared towards excellence.
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​ ​Objectives
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​To identify and appoint qualified persons with the drive, skills and attitude for efficient performance.
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​To safeguard the impartiality and integrity of the Commissions regarding appointments and promotions in the Public Service and to ensure that these are based on merits.
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​To take disciplinary action with a view to maintaining ethical standards, encouraging good governance and safeguarding public confidence in the service.
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​ ​Core Values
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​Respect for the Constitution
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​Responsible Attitude
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​Efficiency
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​Ethical Attitude
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​Transparency
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​Valuing People
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​Integrity and Independence
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​Fairness and Equity
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​Team Spirit and Timeliness
​Innovation and Improvement
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​ ​History
1953 :​ ​ Established under the PSC Ordinance (No. 23 of 1953).
​​1955 : ​ Came into operation on 11 May 1955.
​1955 – 1967 : ​ Functioned in an advisory capacity for the Governor-General according to the Colonial Regulations, General Orders and Secretariat Circulars.
​​1967 : ​ Under the Mauritius Constitution Order 1956, the Commission was vested with executive powers on 2 August 1967.

 

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