Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. their economic standing and economic standing of their spouse and minors living in their household, including their personal data in the following way: first name, surname and address of their permanent residence.
(Article 7 e) of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Real estate |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her real estate
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Movable assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her movable assets valued greater than 35 times the minimum wage must be declared.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cash |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her “ownership of proprietary right or other proprietary value,” including cash, whose aggregate value is greater than 35 times the minimum wage .
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her debts whose value exceeds 35 times the minimum wage.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or here arned income, including salaries from public office, and other offices or professions or activities.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Gifts received as a public official |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Holding government contracts |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Post-employment |
Yes. The Public official shall, within 30 days of the end of the one-year-period following the end of public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year on any possible conflicts of interest, as outlined in the Article.
(Article 5 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
Yes. The public official shall, in a discussion by an authority on a matter in which he/she has vested interest, declare his/her personal vested interest in the matter prior to making a statement in the discussion.
(Article 6 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
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Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be made within 30 days of taking office .
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. Any public official, , shall, within a period of 30 days of the end of the one-year-period of the end of performance of the public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year
(Article 8 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005) ) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Declarations must be made annually by 31 March
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
Yes. acording to the incompatibility of jobs offices and activities
(Article 5 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A fine equal to one month’s wage may be levied for late filing after March
The specific procedures for removal from office are described in articles 9 and 10 of this law.
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filing may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to one month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Providing false information on an asset declaration may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to three month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council serves as depositary body
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed to investigate
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify submission
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify acurrancy but its not mandatory
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Public availability |
Yes. Declarations are publicly available on the website of the National Council of the Slovak Republic
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Timing of information release specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Location(s) of access specified |
Yes. online
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. their economic standing and economic standing of their spouse and minors living in their household, including their personal data in the following way: first name, surname and address of their permanent residence.
(Article 7 e) of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Real estate |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her real estate
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Movable assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her movable assets valued greater than 35 times the minimum wage must be declared.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cash |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her “ownership of proprietary right or other proprietary value,” including cash, whose aggregate value is greater than 35 times the minimum wage .
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her debts whose value exceeds 35 times the minimum wage.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or here arned income, including salaries from public office, and other offices or professions or activities.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Gifts received as a public official |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Holding government contracts |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Post-employment |
Yes. The Public official shall, within 30 days of the end of the one-year-period following the end of public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year on any possible conflicts of interest, as outlined in the Article.
(Article 5 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
Yes. The public official shall, in a discussion by an authority on a matter in which he/she has vested interest, declare his/her personal vested interest in the matter prior to making a statement in the discussion.
(Article 6 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be made within 30 days of taking office .
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. Any public official, shall, within a period of 30 days of the end of the one-year-period of the end of performance of the public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year
(Article 8 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Declarations must be made annually by 31 March
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
Yes. acording to the incompatibility of jobs offices and activities
(Article 5 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A fine equal to one month’s wage may be levied for late filing after March
The specific procedures for removal from office are described in articles 9 and 10 of this law.
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filing may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to one month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Providing false information on an asset declaration may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to three month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council serves as depositary body
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed to investigate
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify submission
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify acurrancy but its not mandatory
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Public availability |
Yes. Declarations are publicly available on the website of the National Council of the Slovak Republic
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Timing of information release specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. their economic standing and economic standing of their spouse and minors living in their household, including their personal data in the following way: first name, surname and address of their permanent residence.
(Article 7 e) of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Real estate |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her real estate
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Movable assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her movable assets valued greater than 35 times the minimum wage must be declared.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cash |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her “ownership of proprietary right or other proprietary value,” including cash, whose aggregate value is greater than 35 times the minimum wage .
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her debts whose value exceeds 35 times the minimum wage.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or here arned income, including salaries from public office, and other offices or professions or activities.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Gifts received as a public official |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Holding government contracts |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Post-employment |
Yes. The Public official shall, within 30 days of the end of the one-year-period following the end of public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year on any possible conflicts of interest, as outlined in the Article.
(Article 5 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
Yes. The public official shall, in a discussion by an authority on a matter in which he/she has vested interest, declare his/her personal vested interest in the matter prior to making a statement in the discussion.
(Article 6 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be made within 30 days of taking office .
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. Any public official, shall, within a period of 30 days of the end of the one-year-period of the end of performance of the public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year
(Article 8 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Declarations must be made annually by 31 March
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
Yes. acording to the incompatibility of jobs offices and activities
(Article 5 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A fine equal to one month’s wage may be levied for late filing after March
The specific procedures for removal from office are described in articles 9 and 10 of this law.
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filing may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to one month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Providing false information on an asset declaration may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to three month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council serves as depositary body
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed to investigate
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify submission
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify acurrancy but its not mandatory
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Public availability |
Yes. Declarations are publicly available on the website of the National Council of the Slovak Republic
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Timing of information release specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. their economic standing and economic standing of their spouse and minors living in their household, including their personal data in the following way: first name, surname and address of their permanent residence.
(Article 7 e) of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Real estate |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her real estate
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Movable assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her movable assets valued greater than 35 times the minimum wage must be declared.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cash |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her “ownership of proprietary right or other proprietary value,” including cash, whose aggregate value is greater than 35 times the minimum wage .
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or her debts whose value exceeds 35 times the minimum wage.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. The public official is required to declare his or here arned income, including salaries from public office, and other offices or professions or activities.
(Article 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Gifts received as a public official |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Holding government contracts |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Post-employment |
Yes. The Public official shall, within 30 days of the end of the one-year-period following the end of public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year on any possible conflicts of interest, as outlined in the Article.
(Article 5 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
Yes. The public official shall, in a discussion by an authority on a matter in which he/she has vested interest, declare his/her personal vested interest in the matter prior to making a statement in the discussion.
(Article 6 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be made within 30 days of taking office .
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. Any public official, shall, within a period of 30 days of the end of the one-year-period of the end of performance of the public office, submit a written declaration for the previous calendar year
(Article 8 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Declarations must be made annually by 31 March
(Article 3 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
Yes. acording to the incompatibility of jobs offices and activities
(Article 5 and 7 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Written reproof, A fine equal to one month’s wage may be levied for late filing after March
The specific procedures for removal from office are described in articles 9 and 10 of this law.
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Written reproff, Non-filing may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to one month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Written Reproof, Providing false information on an asset declaration may result in removal from office and/or a fine equal to three month’s wages after March
(Article 9 and 10 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council serves as depositary body
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed to investigate
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify submission
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. The special committee of the National Council is supposed verify acurrancy but its not mandatory
(Article 7 and 9 of Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Public availability |
Yes. Declarations are publicly available on the website of the National Council of the Slovak Republic
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Timing of information release specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|
Location(s) of access specified |
Yes. online
(Article 7 Constitutional Act No. 357 on the Protection of Public Interest in the Performance of Offices by Public Officials (2004, last amended 2005)) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
|