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At this point, there aren't findings directly addressing actions by Integrity Commissioners specifically undermining the system. Most search results focus on broader issues of integrity and accountability within government structures and potential measures to restore trust and public confidence. Here are a few related themes:

1. Lack of Oversight and Accountability: Various executive actions and decisions have been pointed out as undermining public confidence in governmental institutions, as seen in the resources from the Brennan Center and American Progress Source and Source.

2. Secretive Practices: There's a correlation between increased government secrecy and diminishing public trust, as detailed by various publications Source.

3. Corruption and Legal Loopholes: Judicial decisions like the McDonnell ruling have been argued to weaken anti-corruption measures by interpreting legality around actions in exchange for financial gain Source.

Currently, there is no specific mention of Integrity Commissioners taking actions that directly undermine the system in these findings, though discussions regarding ensuring integrity and accountability in broader terms certainly contextualize the challenges faced.