The manner of adoption of • whether there are groups within the society (for example, legislation is important from the viewpoint of marginalised groups) upon whom the bill will have a lasting legitimacy of both the legislation and legislature. [...] • whether the bill contains vague or abstract provisions and terms not defined; Members of Parliament should avoid placing • whether, overall, the bill provides less transparency and themselves in the role of "notary" of the will of the accountability. [...] During the scrutiny of the bills in the committees of the Parliament (committee phase) they must advocate for the citizens to exercise their right "to consult, invite and request the opinions Checklist for evaluating spaces for Corruption of experts, ministries and relevant state oces, the public and the other interested parties”. [...] Procedures The process through which the proceeds of corruption are and the general public about the risk factors and recovered and repatriated to the country from which they were taken hereafter the “country of origin” or the “victim country” or corruption risks identified in the draft laws, and B3. [...] usually involves several phases including the freezing, spaces for corruption • Without coordinated global action by a range of civil confiscation and ultimately return of the assets to the society groups, the UNCAC may not achieve its country of origin (known as the repatriation or restitution Principle 1: Scope promise.
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