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Information
- Full name and
date of effectiveness of the law / rule
- Was this the first
time such a law / rule was passed, or is this rule / law linked with
any earlier
one?
- Does the Constitution mandate public officials to disclose their
assets?
Coverage
of this rule / law
- To what categories
of civil servants or appointed officials is this law / rule applicable?
- To
what categories of elected officials is this law / rule applicable?
- If
this law / rule is applicable only to appointed officials in top
levels, what is the assets declaration requirement of general
appointed officials?
- Do provincial
and local employees follow the sameor similar assets declaration
law?
Filing frequency
and method
- Do civil servants
need to file the information during first entry into public service?
And, thereafter at what frequency?
- Can the declaration
be filed electronically?
Declaration content
- What kind
of / value of assets must be declared?
- Is it necessary
to include family members’ assets as well?
Declaration processing
- Which
agency of government receives and processes public officials' assets
declaration?
- If the officials
has failed to submit declaration in time or made
inconsistent declaration, does the declaration processing
authority issue reminder or ask
for clarifications / explanations on the declarations?
- How is the
declaration's content verified?
- How long is the
declaration record maintained?
Punishment for breach
- What is the
punishment for not filing the declaration?
- What is the penalty
for making inaccurate statements on this declaration?
- Can an official
be prosecuted for violating this law?
Public access to
declarations
- Does the law
/ rule state that the public can access this information?
- If the law /
rule mentions public access to this information, does it also state
how the public can access this information?
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