Dialogue and Review of Anti-Corruption Laws
A stakeholder dialogue and legal review identifying provisions that may impede effective anti-corruption enforcement and require amendment.
Where this consultation stands
- 1Upcoming
- 2Open for responses
- 3Closed & under review
- 4Outcome published
Recorded public status: Closed.
Context and participation
ContextBackgroundThe Commission convened a dialogue and review process in April 2025 as part of a broader examination of anti corruption laws and the Code of…
The Commission convened a dialogue and review process in April 2025 as part of a broader examination of anti-corruption laws and the Code of Conduct for Public Officials and Employees. Proposed amendments were subsequently taken to stakeholder validation in June 2025.
PurposeWhy the Commission is consultingIdentify legal gaps and impediments; test reform options with accountability institutions and civil society; and prepare technically sound…
Identify legal gaps and impediments; test reform options with accountability institutions and civil society; and prepare technically sound amendments for validation and onward consideration.
ParticipationWho should respondIntegrity institutions; justice sector actors; public institutions; civil society; legal professionals; development partners
Integrity institutions; justice-sector actors; public institutions; civil society; legal professionals; development partners
Related reform work
How to participate
This consultation is closed. Subsequent validation and legislative consideration form part of the public record of the reform project.
The website does not provide legal advice or reproduce confidential stakeholder submissions.
Consultation outcome
The review informed draft amendments that were validated with stakeholders in June 2025 and later entered legislative and institutional scrutiny.