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Article 11 Sections 1

ACCOUNTABILITY OF PUBLIC OFFICERS

Section 1. Public office is a public trust. Public officers and employees must, at all times, be accountable to the people, serve them with utmost responsibility, integrity, loyalty, and efficiency; act with patriotism and justice, and lead modest lives.

Nature of public office:
    (1) A public office is a public trust. (Sec. 1.) It is not to be understood as a position of honor, prestige and power but a position of rendering service for the public good and not for privet gain.

I like what this author has shared for it reflects just what I have gone through when ever in an immigration office...they're not there to offer their service, to those of us who honestly are asking questions, but to have a position as in getting honor, showing prestige as if their position makes them someone where we have to appease them and making it seem they have "power" when all their position is is to help uphold the very laws we want all to abide by, even those in office, which is the constitution.

Accountability to the people
    Section 1 enunciates the principle of public accountability. It sets down in unequivocal terms the mandate that all government officials and employees, whether they be the highest in the land or lowliest public servants, shall at all times be answerable for their misconduct to the people from whom the government derives its power.

Even to the foreigners that are to visit this country, the government workers must show their willingness to help if ever asked because even if this might not be the visitor's country it will reflect onto the people how the visitors have been treated within the government offices, such as the immigration, which will then in turn give the people a reason to correct their officers. Just like the workers reflects the boss, in a business, so also the immigration, or other government offices, can reflect the people within "whom the government derives its power."