The supreme body for financial control, accounting, integrity and transparency, which reports directly to the President (Art. 2).
What they do
Its objectives include controlling public funds and combating financial and administrative corruption (Art. 3). It sets the supreme anti-corruption policy subject to presidential approval (Art. 15(4)), receives reports from whistleblowers ('Reporters'), may reward essential information (Art. 27) and coordinates protection for reporters and witnesses (Art. 26(1)).
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