Примеры использования Prevention of corruption act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prevention of Corruption Act.
Deputy Public Prosecutor;Prosecutor focused on the Prevention of Corruption Act.
The prevention of corruption act.
Prevention of Corruption Act 2002.
The United Kingdom cited, among other sources, the Prevention of Corruption Act as applicable legislation.
The Prevention of Corruption Act 2002.
The relevant anti-corruption provisions are found in the Penal Code(PC) and Prevention of Corruption Act PCA.
Ee Prevention of Corruption Act 2007;
The Slovenian Register of Lobbyists was established as part of the implementation of the Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act(ZIntPK) in 2010, and it is mandatory for all professional lobbyists to register before carrying out any lobbying activities.
Prevention of Corruption Act of 2000;
With the proclamation andentry into force of the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002, the Economic Crime and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2000 was repealed.
Prevention of Corruption Act(Cap 131) provides for the offence of corruption and its punishment.
Although an interpretation of public servant is provided for in the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947("POCA 1947"), it remains unclear to what extent this concept includes members of Parliament.
The Prevention of Corruption Act had been revised to widen the scope of the legislation and strengthen the penalties under it.
While all parties cited relevant legislation, Mauritania and Mauritius also provided excerpts of the applicable legislation,such as the criminal code of Mauritania and the Prevention of Corruption Act of Mauritius.
Copy of the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002 is in annex III.
Last October, just seven months after our election to our first term of office, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda enacted an unprecedented trilogy of integrity legislation,comprising an Integrity in Public Life Act, a Prevention of Corruption Act and a Freedom of Information Act. .
Under the Prevention of Corruption Act(2002), corruption offences were merely extraditable.
Brunei Darussalam stated that,while the implementation of article 16 was generally covered by its Prevention of Corruption Act, the Act needed to be amended in order to introduce a specific section on offences relating to bribery of a foreign public official.
The Prevention of Corruption Act, a copy of which would be provided to the Committee, was already in force, but as yet there was no case law.
Mauritania also excerpted relevant provisionsof its criminal code, while Mauritius cited its Prevention of Corruption Act as relevant legislation and provided examples of the successful implementation of the provision under review, thereby fulfilling an optional reporting item.
The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1906 of the United Kingdom covered bribery of agents, in both the public and the private sector.
Mauritius reported on the role and mandates of its Independent Commission against Corruption, which was established under the Prevention of Corruption Act of 2002 to, among others, cooperate and collaborate with international institutions, agencies or organizations in the fight against money-laundering and corruption. .
The Prevention of Corruption Act defines corruptions and provides certain protection for public officers and citizens who report acts of corruption.
The first of these is The Prevention of Corruption Act which provides criminal penalties for official corruption.
The Prevention of Corruption Act, 2002 is a comprehensive anti-corruption legislation covering the core international norms to which Nepal has subscribed.
Slovenia: Lobbying regulation in the Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act(2011) In Slovenia, lobbying activities are generally allowed only for registered lobbyists some exceptions apply.
The Prevention of Corruption Act set up an independent anti-corruption commission with a three-fold objective: to educate and to prevent and prosecute corruption. .
Section 14 of the Prevention of Corruption Act criminalizes interference with investigations.