Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. Family affiliations (husband/wife, children) must be disclosed, as well as if they are the owners of any of the disclosed items.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Real estate |
Yes. Real estate category, year of acquisition, area and share of holdings must be declared.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Movable assets |
Yes. Movable property whose value exceeds 3,000 euros each.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cash |
Yes. Accounts and bank deposits, investment funds, equivalent forms of saving and investment, including cards credit, if the aggregate value of all of them exceeding 5,000 euros.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. Investments, direct investment and loans, if the aggregate market value exceeds
5,000 euro as well as low rates, mortgages, guarantees issued for the benefit of a third party, goods purchased in leasing and other such goods, whether
exceeds the aggregate value of all 5,000 euro.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. Net income-producing assets, which aggregated exceeding the equivalent of 5,000 euros per year: Income of declarant and his family in a fiscal year.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Gifts received as a public official |
Yes. Gifts, services or benefits received free or subsidized to market value from persons, organizations, companies, autonomous administrations / national companies or public institutions Romanian or foreign, including grants, loans, guarantees, settlement of charges other than those of the employer, whose individual value exceeds 500 euros. Gifts from relatives are exempted.
Gifts must be declared within 30 days.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020
Law on Gifts (2004)) |
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
Yes. being an associate or shareholder of a company must be declared inlcuding the name of the company, its value and the declarant's shares.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
Yes. ownership must be declared, but not income / value gains.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Holding government contracts |
Yes. Contracting party and type of contract must be disclosed
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
Yes. Board membership and value benefits from the job (if any) must be declared.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Post-employment |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted within 30 days of the date of election.
(Art. 4 (1) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted no later than 30 days before leaving office
(Art. 4 (3) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Assets and interests must be declared on June 15, and wealth statement by December 31 each year.
(Art. 4 (2) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A list of people who have not filed the declaration by the deadline are published by the depository body,
(Art. 6g Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filling is fined with 50 lei (10 EUR) to 2,000 lei (410 EUR)
(Art. 29 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. False declarations before public authorities may be punished by imprisonment for up to 2 years or a fine.
False declaration can lead to a loss of office, disciplinary sanctions, fines.
(Article 326, Criminal Code (2009, amended 2016)
Art. 25, 26, 27 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. Person appointed by the head of the Presidential Administration Chancellery
(Art. 5 (2a) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Public availability |
Yes. Entire declaration is published in the official Gazette of Romania and the website of the integrity agency within 10 days.
(Art. 3 (6) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Timing of information release specified |
Yes. 10 days after submitting the declaration
(Art. 3 (6) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Location(s) of access specified |
Yes. In the Gazette of Romania and the homepage of the agency; and on the website of the institution if there is any/ otherwise on the public noticing board.
(Art. 3 (6), Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. Family affiliations (husband/wife, children) must be disclosed, as well as if they are the owners of any of the disclosed items.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Real estate |
Yes. Real estate category, year of acquisition, area and share of holdings must be declared.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Movable assets |
Yes. Movable property whose value exceeds 3,000 euros each.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cash |
Yes. Accounts and bank deposits, investment funds, equivalent forms of saving and investment, including cards credit, if the aggregate value of all of them exceeding 5,000 euros.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. Investments, direct investment and loans, if the aggregate market value exceeds
5,000 euro as well as low rates, mortgages, guarantees issued for the benefit of a third party, goods purchased in leasing and other such goods, whether
exceeds the aggregate value of all 5,000 euro.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. Net income-producing assets, which aggregated exceeding the equivalent of 5,000 euros per year: Income of declarant and his family in a fiscal year.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Gifts received as a public official |
Yes. Gifts, services or benefits received free or subsidized to market value from persons,
organizations, companies, autonomous administrations / national companies or public institutions Romanian or foreign, including grants, loans, guarantees, settlement of charges other than those of the employer, whose individual value
exceeds 500 euros. Gifts from relatives are exempted.
Gifts must be declared within 30 days.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020
Law on Gifts (2004)) |
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
Yes. being an associate or shareholder of a company must be declared inlcuding the name of the company, its value and the declarant's shares.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
Yes. ownership must be declared, but not income / value gains.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Holding government contracts |
Yes. Contracting party and type of contract must be disclosed
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
Yes. Board membership and value benefits from the job (if any) must be declared.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Post-employment |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted within 30 days of the date of election.
(Art. 4 (1) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted no later than 30 days before leaving office
(Art. 4 (3) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Assets and interests must be declared on June 15, and wealth statement by December 31 each year.
(Art. 4 (2) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A list of people who have not filed the declaration by the deadline are published by the depository body,
(Art. 6g Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filling is fined with 50 to 2,000 lei
(Art. 29 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. False declarations before public authorities may be punished by imprisonment for up to 2 years or a fine.
False declaration can lead to a loss of office, disciplinary sanctions, fines.
( Article 326, Criminal Code (2020)
Art. 25, 26, 27 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. Person designated by the Secretary General of the Government
(Art. 5 (2d) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Public availability |
Yes. Entire declaration is published on the website of the integrity agency within 10 days.
(Art. 3 (7) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Timing of information release specified |
Yes. Within 10 days of receipt
(Art. 3 (7) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. Family affiliations (husband/wife, children) must be disclosed, as well as if they are the owners of any of the disclosed items.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Real estate |
Yes. Real estate category, year of acquisition, area and share of holdings must be declared.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Movable assets |
Yes. Movable property whose value exceeds 3,000 euros each.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cash |
Yes. Accounts and bank deposits, investment funds, equivalent forms of saving and investment, including cards credit, if the aggregate value of all of them exceeding 5,000 euros.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. Investments, direct investment and loans, if the aggregate market value exceeds
5,000 euro as well as low rates, mortgages, guarantees issued for the benefit of a third party, goods purchased in leasing and other such goods, whether
exceeds the aggregate value of all 5,000 euro.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. Net income-producing assets, which aggregated exceeding the equivalent of 5,000 euros per year: Income of declarant and his family in a fiscal year.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Gifts received as a public official |
Yes. Gifts, services or benefits received free or subsidized to market value from persons,
organizations, companies, autonomous administrations / national companies or public institutions Romanian or foreign, including grants, loans, guarantees, settlement of charges other than those of the employer, whose individual value
exceeds 500 euros. Gifts from relatives are exempted.
Gifts must be declared within 30 days.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020
Law on Gifts (2004)) |
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
Yes. being an associate or shareholder of a company must be declared inlcuding the name of the company, its value and the declarant's shares.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
Yes. ownership must be declared, but not income / value gains.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Holding government contracts |
Yes. Contracting party and type of contract must be disclosed
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
Yes. Board membership and value benefits from the job (if any) must be declared.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Post-employment |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted within 30 days of the date of election.
(Art. 4 (1) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted no later than 30 days before leaving office
(Art. 4 (3) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Assets and interests must be declared on June 15, and wealth statement by December 31 each year.
(Art. 4 (2) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A list of people who have not filed the declaration by the deadline are published by the depository body,
(Art. 6g Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filling is fined with 50 to 2,000 lei
(Art. 29 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. False declarations before public authorities may be punished by imprisonment for up to 2 years or a fine.
False declaration can lead to a loss of office, disciplinary sanctions, fines.
(Article 326, Criminal Code (2009, amended 2016)
Art. 25, 26, 27 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. Person designated by the Secretary General of the Chamber to which they belong
(Art. 5 (2b) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties. Any notification in connection with the non-observance of the code of conduct of MPs by deputies or senators shall be resolved by the legal commissions of the two Chambers, as the case may be.
(Art. 10 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020
Art. 8 a of the newly adopted Code of Conduct for Deputies and Senators (2017)) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties. Among teh cases for the legal commission to intervene are regarding suspicions of violation of this code or non-application of its provisions.
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties. Among teh cases for the legal commission to intervene are regarding suspicions of violation of this code or non-application of its provisions.
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Public availability |
Yes. Financial declarations are to be made public.
(Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Timing of information release specified |
Yes. Within 30 days of receipt
(Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Spouses and children included in disclosure |
Yes. Family affiliations (husband/wife, children) must be disclosed, as well as if they are the owners of any of the disclosed items.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Real estate |
Yes. Real estate category, year of acquisition, area and share of holdings must be declared.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Movable assets |
Yes. Movable property whose value exceeds 3,000 euros each.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cash |
Yes. Accounts and bank deposits, investment funds, equivalent forms of saving and investment, including cards credit, if the aggregate value of all of them exceeding 5,000 euros.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Loans and Debts |
Yes. Investments, direct investment and loans, if the aggregate market value exceeds
5,000 euro as well as low rates, mortgages, guarantees issued for the benefit of a third party, goods purchased in leasing and other such goods, whether
exceeds the aggregate value of all 5,000 euro.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Income from outside employment/assets |
Yes. Net income-producing assets, which aggregated exceeding the equivalent of 5,000 euros per year: Income of declarant and his family in a fiscal year.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Gifts received as a public official |
Yes. Gifts, services or benefits received free or subsidized to market value from persons,
organizations, companies, autonomous administrations / national companies or public institutions Romanian or foreign, including grants, loans, guarantees, settlement of charges other than those of the employer, whose individual value
exceeds 500 euros. Gifts from relatives are exempted.
Gifts must be declared within 30 days.
(Annex 1 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Private firm ownership and/or stock holdings |
Yes. being an associate or shareholder of a company must be declared inlcuding the name of the company, its value and the declarant's shares.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ownership of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) |
Yes. ownership must be declared, but not income / value gains.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Holding government contracts |
Yes. Contracting party and type of contract must be disclosed
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Board member, advisor, or company officer of private firm |
Yes. Board membership and value benefits from the job (if any) must be declared.
(Annex 2 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Post-employment |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Simultaneously holding policy-making position and policy-executing position |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Participating in official decision-making processes that affect private interests |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Concurrent employment of family members in public sector |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Filing required upon taking office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted within 30 days of the date of appointment
(Art. 4 (1) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required upon leaving office |
Yes. A declaration must be submitted no later than 30 days before leaving office
(Art. 4 (3) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Filing required annually |
Yes. Assets and interests must be declared on June 15, and wealth statement by December 31 each year.
(Art. 4 (2) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Ad hoc filing required upon change in assets or conflicts of interest |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |
Sanctions stipulated for late filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. A list of people who have not filed the declaration by the deadline are published by the depository body,
(Art. 6g Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for non-filing (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. Non-filling is fined with 50 to 2,000 lei
(Art. 29 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Sanctions stipulated for false disclosure (fines, administrative, and/or criminal) |
Yes. False declarations before public authorities may be punished by imprisonment for up to 2 years or a fine.
False declaration can lead to a loss of office, disciplinary sanctions, fines.
(Article 326, Criminal Code (2009, amended 2016)
Art. 25, 26, 27 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Depository body explicitly identified |
Yes. Person appointed by the head of human resources or, where appropriate, the Head of the Secretariat of public authorities, public institutions or units
(Art. 5 (2i) Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Enforcement body explicitly identified |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying submission |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Some agency assigned responsibility for verifying accuracy |
Yes. Integrity inspectors prepare assessment reports which evaluate whether there are any infringements and decide upon appropriate penaties
(Art. 10, 11 Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Public availability |
Yes. Financial declarations are to be made public.
(Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Timing of information release specified |
Yes. Within 30 days of receipt
(Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Location(s) of access specified |
Yes. on the website of the institution if there is any/ otherwise on the public noticing board
(Art. 6e Law 176 on Integrity and Transparency obligations of Public officials, 2010, amended 2020) |
Cost of access specified |
No. Absent from legal framework.
(General) |