question archive Do you agree on the statement below, that one of the strategies to solve corruption is the consolidation of anti-corruption responsibilities that are now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others? Is these possible? if, yes, why is it that until now , this strategies are not yet being realized or implemented by the government? Consolidate anti-corruption responsibilities now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others: The consolidated agency would not be the current Office of the Ombudsman under another name
Do you agree on the statement below, that one of the strategies to solve corruption is the consolidation of anti-corruption responsibilities that are now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others? Is these possible? if, yes, why is it that until now , this strategies are not yet being realized or implemented by the government? Consolidate anti-corruption responsibilities now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others: The consolidated agency would not be the current Office of the Ombudsman under another name
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Do you agree on the statement below, that one of the strategies to solve corruption is the consolidation of anti-corruption responsibilities that are now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others? Is these possible? if, yes, why is it that until now , this strategies are not yet being realized or implemented by the government?
- Consolidate anti-corruption responsibilities now scattered among the Ombusdman, PAGC, blue-ribbon bodies, and others:
- The consolidated agency would not be the current Office of the Ombudsman under another name. That office should be abolished, and its core anti-corruption functions should move to the new agency (actions requiring constitutional change).
- The new consolidated agency should be the clear intake/citizen focus point for investigatory and prosecutorial processes.
- The consolidated anti-corruption office should have arrest and subpoena powers, and should either possess the power to prosecute or be able to compel prosecutions of cases upon appeal to the President.
- The consolidated agency should avoid donor-driven anti-corruption and services-delivery projects. The most worthwhile of such projects should be delegated elsewhere, on a selective basis, depending upon their goals.
- The consolidated agency must have sufficient staff and resources to follow up complaints effectively, guaranteeing security and confidentiality for citizens.
