>there is no blatant corruption So, carefully hidden corruption would be ok? Because that is what will happen, and probably already happening. If you're a fami

>there is no blatant corruption So, carefully hidden corruption would be ok? Because that is what will happen, and probably already happening. If you're a family member of a ranking official in the Party, your score is just set to whatever you like, regardless of your transgressions. Eventually people will become aware of more and more instances of this and the system will actually generate unrest.