The officials must, by law, declare their interests to show the public where they may have conflicts. Appearing on Radio Cayman on Monday with Lise Hurlstone, the policy analyst at the Commissions Secretariat, Foster said it was a primary goal for the CSPL this year to improve compliance. Not all civil and public servants must file a submission to the Register of Interests, only those in senior jobs, such as heads of departments or management level in ministries and public authorities. During the current campaign, the Commissions Secretariat is asking the public to comment on the register and its accessibility to the public. Meanwhile, the Commissions Secretariat is reminding all those obligated to submit information for the register to do so this month, as the deadline is 31 July.