To what extent does the government successfully contain corruption? From 1 to 10.

1. The government fails to contain corruption, and there are no integrity mechanisms in place.
2. The government is only partly willing and able to contain corruption, while the few integrity mechanisms implemented are mostly ineffective.
3. The government is often successful in containing corruption. Most integrity mechanisms are in place, but some are functioning only with limited effectiveness.
4. The government is successful in containing corruption, and all integrity mechanisms are in place and effective.