Anti-corruption Act.

This Act establish the national Anti-Corruption Commission and provides for related procedures, general functions and specific powers, all aimed for investigation, detection and prevention of different types of corrupt practices. This Commission shall be a self-governing, neutral and independent body and shall not be subject to the direction or control of any person or authority. Main functions of the Commission are specified in article 5.
The text is divided into eight thematic Parts and a total of 85 sections. Titles of main Parts are listed as follows: Part I–preliminary; Part II-The anti-corruption Commission; Part III-Corrupt practices; Part IV-Investigation of corrupt practices; Part V-Powers of the attorney general; Part VI-Evidence, presumptions and other matters; Part VII-Finance, accounts and reports; Part VIII-Administrative and miscellaneous provisions.