The problem of professional etiquette and compliance with requirements concerning the service behavior of civil servants is connected to their activity. They should answer not only to positions on the legislation of public service, but also to standard moral principles and public norms. Society trusts that the civil servant will put all of their forces, knowledge, and experience into their professional work, and that they will carry it out impartially and fairly to those they serve. In this way, the moral aspects of state goals, to great extent, define the objectives of public service, including its leading principles and norms.