Ordinance № 240 of 24 September 2019 on the establishment of a national mechanism for monitoring the fight against corruption and organized crime, the judicial court of justice.

This Ordinance establishes a national mechanism for monitoring the fight against corruption and organized crime, judicial reform and the rule of law. The National Monitoring Mechanism aims to maintain the progress made, to continue monitoring at national level and to report to the public on the indicators: 1. rule of law; 2. judicial reform; 3. the fight against corruption at the highest levels of government and more generally; 4. the fight against organized crime. This Ordinance further establishes a Council for coordination and cooperation, called "the Council", for implementation of the National Monitoring Mechanism by ensuring coordination in the sphere of the executive power, cooperation and dialogue with other state bodies and with non-governmental organizations and by the overall monitoring and unified reporting on achieved progress in the implementation of measures and activities under designated indicators. The Council shall carry out its activity in observance of the principles for separation of powers and independence of the judiciary, as well as of the other constitutionally and legally established principles and rules.