Résumé:
The GRECO, the anti-corruption body of the Council of Europe, requests that Monaco strengthen its anti-corruption measures within the government and police forces.
Histoire complète :
The Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), an anti-corruption body of the Council of Europe, has requested that Monaco enhance its anti-corruption measures within the government and police forces. In its report, GRECO recommends that ethics rules and the obligation to declare interests and assets be applied to the closest collaborators of ministers, the Secretary of State for Justice, and the Prince’s advisers. It also suggests that rules regarding ancillary activities and post-employment be clarified. GRECO acknowledges the well-organized and positively perceived Monaco police force but recommends greater transparency in the appointment of senior officials and strengthening of integrity checks. GRECO also calls for a comprehensive strategy against corruption and improved transparency in public procurement, particularly focusing on the decision-making role of state representatives in majority-state-owned companies operating under the regime applicable to private companies.
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montecarloin
