Talking about the competent anti-corruption agencies in terms of the extent of Iraqi legislation in response to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (2003), we note that the majority of such legislation have matching clear and response with the Convention aforementioned, whether at the level of the Constitution or other laws, and that we mean only those that have the legal authority the power and prestige in the performance of the role of her and that promote responsibility in how well their work in the fight against corruption or not, and that the text of the law in terms of doing this role more or less as it is in the jurisdiction of the three state powers (legislative, executive and judicial) in the center and the region and the provinces, as well as (body integrity, Office of Financial Supervision and the Department of the Inspector General)
The study was divided into two sections: - we dealt with in the first part, the role of public authorities in the fight against corruption through three demands represented by the role of the legislative and executive authorities, as well as the judiciary
In the second section we dealt with the role of the section competent anti-corruption authorities through three demands represented by (the Integrity Commission, Office of Financial Supervision, Department of the Inspector General) Finally, we reached a number of conclusions and recommendations |