You are a policy analyst with The Carlin Institute, a Washington, DC-based think tank that provides advice on a range of public policy issues, including anti-corruption issues. Your supervisor, Stanley Carlin, has told you that the Foreign Ministry of Brigadoon, a newly recognized European country, just contacted him to request advice on what his government should do, beyond adopting anti-corruption criminal and civil enforcement measures, to foster greater support within the country for the government's anti-corruption program. Carlin stated that the Brigadoon Foreign Ministry asked for a "top five" list of preventive measures that they could propose for approval and adoption by their President and national legislature.

concise memorandum in which you (1) identify five specific preventive measures in the United Nations Convention Against Corruption that you believe should be the "top five" priorities for consideration and adoption by the Brigadoon government; and (2) for each of those proposed preventive measures, briefly explain why the government should make those a priority.