Anti Corruption Law 2018.

This Law provides for prevention and discovery of corruption; actions against corruption and other violations against anti-corruption laws.
The National Assembly and Standing Committee of the National Assembly shall supervise anti-corruption works nationwide. Ethnicity Councils, committees of the National Assembly, within the scope of their duties and entitlements, shall supervise anti-corruption works under their management. The head of a state organization is responsible for instructing and inspecting organizations and individuals under his/her management disclosing information and take or propose actions against violations as prescribed by law. The Government shall submit annual reports on nationwide anti-corruption works for the National Assembly; The People’s Committees shall submit reports on local anti-corruption works to the People’s Councils of the same administrative area. Citizens shall participate in anticorruption activities. The people’s inspectorates and public investment supervision boards, within the scope of their duties and power, shall supervise implementation of anti-corruption laws. The national assets and income database shall be developed and managed by Government Inspectorate.
The Act further makes provisions, inter alia, for: offences and penalties; responsibility of heads of state organizations for anti-corruption activities; responsibilities of enterprises, associations of enterprises and industry associations for anticorruption activities; reporting corruption and processing of information about corruption; protection of anti-corruption informers; types of inspection; responsibility for international cooperation; etc.