ACC urges against corruption in transition
The agency has also asked the public to share any relevant information with the ACC.
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The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Monday authorities not to indulge in corrupt practices in the transition phase.
The ACC on Monday issued a statement directing government agencies, offices, institutions, government and government-owned companies to maintain a certain amount of vigilance in order to reduce corruption. They include:
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Not starting entirely new projects
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Not to follow methods that may lead to corruption in expenditure and not to spend on new decisions except those that are necessary
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Do not sign agreements for new projects that have not been budgeted or planned in advance
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Not to make such decisions if there is a possibility that they may lead to an act of corruption
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Keep documents safe and do not destroy any documents related to money, business and transactions
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All these issues should be addressed by those in responsible positions in offices, agencies, companies and institutions
The agency has also asked the public to share any relevant information with the ACC.
"The Commission is monitoring such matters, identifying matters requiring investigation and taking action. I would like to assure the people of Maldives that the commission will take necessary measures to prevent such acts," the ACC said in a statement.
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