The document that the reader has in hand is a contribution of the Center for Public Integrity (CIP) to the advocacy process, aiming at the approval of the “Legal Anti-Corruption Package”. Its preparation was supported by the interests database, which will shortly be made public.
Although the package is quite broad (containing: Proposals for a Law on the Code of Ethics for Public Servants; on the Protection of Victims, Whistleblowers, Witnesses and Other Procedural Subjects; on the Revision of the Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Ministry's Law Public and Statute of the Ministry's Magistrates), the purpose of this publication will focus on the issue of conflict of interest and incompatibilities that are referred to in the draft Law on the Code of Ethics for Public Servants.
With this exercise, we intend to show how the interests of certain figures in the political-partisan, political-business and administrative machinery of the State may be shaken in the case of the approval of this legal package, on the one hand.