Commission for Prevention and Ascertainment of Conflict of Interest

Commission for Prevention and Ascertainment of Conflict of Interest is rated 3 out of 5 in the category government administration. Read and write reviews about Commission for Prevention and Ascertainment of Conflict of Interest. The Commission for prevention and ascertainment of conflict of interest is an independent, permanently - operating body, which has national wide competence and has no territorial departments. The Commission consists of five members – qualified jurists. The Commission is an administrative body for ascertainment of conflict of interest and for implementation of administrative requirements and penalties, established by the Act for prevention and ascertainment of conflict of interest. How the Commission works: 1. The Commission is notified by written alert from any citizen; 2. The Commission acts on its on initiative; 3. The Commission is notified by a request of the public office holder. The regulation for the Organization and proceedings of the Commission defines the required information which any alert has to contain. What are the Commission Acts: The decisions for asserting presence or absence of conflict of interest are public acts which are subject to judicial supervision, according the Administrative code. For any administrative violation of the law, which is not a conflict of interests, an act for establishment of administrative violation is prepared and served. On that legal basis a penalty decree is imposed on the public office holder. The penalty decrees can be appealed according to the requirements of the Act on Administrative Violations and Sanctions.