Thailand's national anti-corruption body. It was appointed in April 1999 as the National Counter Corruption Commission and was renamed the National Anti-Corruption Commission by a resolution of 15 July 2008.
What they do
Under Section 28 of the 2018 Organic Act it inquires into whether state officials are unusually wealthy and requires specified office-holders to file asset and liability accounts. The Act also commits it to whistleblowing channels with a protection scheme and bars disclosure of an informant's identity (Sections 33, 36 and 60).
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