Actionable Governance Indicators - Global Integrity Index

Administration and Civil Service
Anti Corruption Agency
Anti Corruption Law
Anti - Corruption and Rule of Law
Are Citizens protected from detention without trial?
Are Individual economic rights guaranteed?
Are anti - corruption/good governance CSOs legally protected?
Are business licenses available to all citizens?
Are citizens able to form CSOs?
Are citizens able to form broadcast (radio and TV) media entities?
Are citizens able to form print media entities?
Are citizens able to participate equally in the political process?
Are civil society activists safe when working on corruption issues?
Are elections systems transparent and effective?
Are employees protected from recrimination or other negative consequences when reporting corruption (i.e. whistle - blowing)?
Are good governance/anti - corruption CSOs able to operate freely?
Are journalists safe when investigating corruption?
Are judges appointed fairly?
Are judges safe when adjudicating corruption cases?
Are media and free speech protected?
Are the media able to report on corruption?
Are the media credible sources of information?
Are the regulations governing political financing effective?
Are the regulations governing the political financing of individual candidates effective?
Are the regulations governing the political financing of parties effective?
Are there national regulations for the civil service encompassing, at least, the managerial and professional staff?
Are there regulations addressing conflicts of interest for civil servants?
Are there regulations governing conflicts of interest by members of the national legislature?
Are there regulations governing conflicts of interest by the executive branch?
Are there regulations governing conflicts of interest for the national - level judiciary?
Are there regulations governing political financing?
Are there regulations governing the financing of individual political candidates?
Are there regulations governing the financing of political parties?
Are there transparent business regulatory requirements for basic health, environmental, and safety standards?
Budget Process
Business Licensing and Regulations
Can all citizens exercise their right to vote?
Can citizens access legislative processes and documents?
Can citizens access records related to political financing?
Can citizens access records related to the financing of individual candidates\' campaigns?
Can citizens access records related to the financing of political parties?
Can citizens access reports of the supreme audit institution?
Can citizens access the anti - corruption agency?
Can citizens access the asset disclosure records of members of the national legislature?
Can citizens access the asset disclosure records of members of the national - level judiciary?
Can citizens access the asset disclosure records of senior civil servants?
Can citizens access the asset disclosure records of the heads of state and government?
Can citizens access the financial records of state - owned companies?
Can citizens access the national budgetary process?
Can citizens access the public procurement process?
Can citizens access the reports of the ombudsman?
Can citizens access the terms and conditions of privatization bids?
Can citizens freely use the Internet?
Can citizens organize into trade unions?
Can law enforcement officials be held accountable for their actions?
Can members of the judiciary be held accountable for their actions?
Can members of the legislature be held accountable for their actions?
Can the chief executive be held accountable for his/her actions?
Can the legislature provide input to the national budget?
Civil Service Regulations
Civil Society Organizations
Civil Society, Public Information and Media
Do citizens have a legal right of access to information?
Do citizens have equal access to the justice system?
Does government effectively enforce basic health, environmental, and safety standards on businesses?
Election Integrity
Elections
Executive Accountability
Government Accountability
In law, a complaint mechanism exists if a business license request is denied.
In law, all businesses are eligible to compete for privatized state assets.
In law, all citizens have a right to form political parties.
In law, all citizens have a right to run for political office.
In law, anti - corruption/good governance CSOs are free to accept funding from any foreign or domestic sources.
In law, anti - corruption/good governance CSOs are required to disclose their sources of funding.
In law, anyone may apply for a business license.
In law, are members of the national legislature subject to criminal proceedings?
In law, attempted corruption is illegal.
In law, basic business regulatory requirements for meeting public environmental standards are transparent and publicly available.
In law, basic business regulatory requirements for meeting public health standards are transparent and publicly available.
In law, basic business regulatory requirements for meeting public safety standards are transparent and publicly available.
In law, bribing a foreign official is illegal.
In law, broadcast (radio and TV) media companies are required to disclose their ownership.
In law, can citizens sue the government for infringement of their civil rights?
In law, citizens can access privatization regulations.
In law, citizens can access public procurement regulations.
In law, citizens can access records of legislative processes and documents.
In law, citizens can access reports of the audit agency.
In law, citizens can access reports of the ombudsman(s).
In law, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of members of the national legislature.
In law, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of members of the national - level judiciary.
In law, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of senior civil servants.
In law, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of the heads of state and government.
In law, citizens can access the financial records of state - owned companies.
In law, citizens have a right of access to government information and basic government records.
In law, citizens have a right of appeal if access to a basic government record is denied.
In law, citizens have a right to form civil society organizations (CSOs) focused on anti - corruption or good governance.
In law, citizens have a right to organize into trade unions.
In law, civil servants convicted of corruption are prohibited from future government employment.
In law, civil servants who report cases of corruption, graft, abuse of power, or abuse of resources are protected from recrimination or other negative consequences.
In law, companies guilty of major violations of procurement regulations (i.e. bribery) are prohibited from participating in future procurement bids.
In law, conspiracy to commit a crime (i.e. organized crime) is illegal.
In law, domestic and international election observers are allowed to monitor elections.
In law, election results can be contested through the judicial system.
In law, extortion is illegal.
In law, freedom of speech is guaranteed.
In law, freedom of the media is guaranteed.
In law, individual property rights are protected
In law, is there a national customs and excise agency?
In law, is there a national ombudsman, public protector or equivalent agency (or collection of agencies) covering the entire public sector?
In law, is there a national supreme audit institution, auditor general or equivalent agency covering the entire public sector?
In law, is there a national tax collection agency?
In law, is there a program to protect witnesses in corruption cases?
In law, is there a separate legislative committee which provides oversight of public funds?
In law, is there an agency (or group of agencies) with a legal mandate to address corruption?
In law, is there an agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies?
In law, is there an election monitoring agency or set of election monitoring agencies/entities?
In law, is there an internal mechanism (i.e. phone hotline, e - mail address, local office) through which civil servants can report corruption?
In law, it is legal to report accurate news even if it damages the reputation of a public figure.
In law, law enforcement officials are not immune from criminal proceedings.
In law, major procurements require competitive bidding.
In law, members of the national legislature are required to file an asset disclosure form.
In law, members of the national - level judiciary are obliged to give reasons for their decisions.
In law, members of the national - level judiciary are required to file an asset disclosure form.
In law, ministerial - level officials are required to file a regular asset disclosure form.
In law, ministerial - level officials can be prosecuted for crimes they commit.
In law, money laundering is illegal.
In law, national - level judges are protected from removal without relevant justification.
In law, offering a bribe (i.e. active corruption) is illegal.
In law, print media companies are required to disclose their ownership.
In law, private sector employees who report cases of corruption, graft, abuse of power, or abuse of resources are protected from recrimination or other negative consequences.
In law, receiving a bribe (i.e. passive corruption) is illegal.
In law, senior members of the civil service are required to file an asset disclosure form.
In law, strict formal requirements limit the extent of sole sourcing.
In law, the agency or set of agencies/entities is protected from political interference.
In law, the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies is protected from political interference.
In law, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) is protected from political interference.
In law, the government is required to publicly announce the results of privatization decisions.
In law, the government is required to publicly announce the results of procurement decisions.
In law, the heads of state and government are required to file a regular asset disclosure form.
In law, the heads of state and government can be prosecuted for crimes they commit.
In law, the independence of the judiciary is guaranteed.
In law, the judicial disciplinary agency (or equivalent mechanism) is protected from political interference.
In law, the judiciary can review laws passed by the legislature.
In law, the judiciary can review the actions of the executive.
In law, the legislature can amend the budget.
In law, the ombudsman is protected from political interference.
In law, the state provides legal counsel for defendants in criminal cases who cannot afford it.
In law, the supreme audit institution is protected from political interference.
In law, there are limits on corporate donations to candidates and political parties.
In law, there are limits on corporate donations to individual political candidates.
In law, there are limits on corporate donations to political parties.
In law, there are limits on individual donations to candidates and political parties.
In law, there are limits on individual donations to political candidates.
In law, there are limits on individual donations to political parties.
In law, there are limits on total political party expenditures.
In law, there are regulations addressing conflicts of interest for government officials involved in privatization.
In law, there are regulations addressing conflicts of interest for public procurement officials.
In law, there are regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to civil servants.
In law, there are regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to members of the executive branch.
In law, there are regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to members of the national legislature.
In law, there are regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to members of the national - level judiciary.
In law, there are regulations governing private contributions to political parties.
In law, there are regulations requiring an impartial, independent and fairly managed civil service.
In law, there are regulations to prevent nepotism, cronyism, and patronage within the civil service.
In law, there are requirements for civil servants to recuse themselves from policy decisions where their personal interests may be affected.
In law, there are requirements for disclosure of donations to political candidates and parties.
In law, there are requirements for the disclosure of donations to individual political candidates.
In law, there are requirements for the disclosure of donations to political parties.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the asset disclosure forms of members of the national legislature.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the asset disclosure forms of members of the national - level judiciary.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the asset disclosure forms of senior members of the civil service.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the campaign finances of individual political candidates when irregularities are uncovered.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the executive branch asset disclosure forms (defined here as ministers and heads of state and government).
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the finances and expenditures of political parties when financial irregularities are uncovered.
In law, there are requirements for the independent auditing of the finances of political parties and candidates.
In law, there are restrictions for civil servants entering the private sector after leaving the government.
In law, there are restrictions for national legislators entering the private sector after leaving the government.
In law, there are restrictions for national - level judges entering the private sector after leaving the government.
In law, there are restrictions on heads of state and government and ministers entering the private sector after leaving the government.
In law, there is a confirmation process for national - level judges (i.e. conducted by the legislature or an independent body).
In law, there is a disciplinary agency (or equivalent mechanism) for the national - level judicial system.
In law, there is a general right of appeal.
In law, there is a legal framework requiring that elections be held at regular intervals.
In law, there is a mechanism that monitors the assets, incomes and spending habits of public procurement officials.
In law, there is a transparent and objective system for distributing cases to national - level judges.
In law, there is a transparent procedure for selecting national - level judges.
In law, there is an agency or entity that monitors the financing of individual political candidates\' campaigns.
In law, there is an agency or entity that monitors the financing of political parties.
In law, there is an agency or entity that monitors the political financing process.
In law, there is an agency/entity to investigate and prosecute corruption committed by law enforcement officials.
In law, there is an established institutional mechanism through which citizens can request government records.
In law, there is an independent mechanism for citizens to complain about police action.
In law, there is an independent redress mechanism for the civil service.
In law, there is mandatory professional training for public procurement officials.
In law, universal and equal adult suffrage is guaranteed to all citizens.
In law, unsuccessful bidders can challenge procurement decisions in a court of law.
In law, unsuccessful bidders can instigate an official review of procurement decisions.
In law, using confidential state information for private gain is illegal.
In law, using public resources for private gain is illegal.
In law, where a broadcast (radio and TV) media license is necessary, there is an appeal mechanism if a license is denied or revoked.
In law, where a print media license is necessary, there is an appeal mechanism if a license is denied or revoked.
In practice do CSOs actively engage in public advocacy campaigns?
In practice, a typical small retail business can afford to bring a legal suit.
In practice, agency (or set of agencies/entities) appointments are made that support the independence of the agency.
In practice, agency appointments support the independence of the ombudsman agency (or agencies).
In practice, all adult citizens can vote.
In practice, all citizens are able to form political parties.
In practice, all citizens can run for political office.
In practice, all citizens have access to a court of law, regardless of geographic location.
In practice, an opposition party is represented in the legislature.
In practice, anti - corruption/good governance CSOs actively engage in the political and policymaking process.
In practice, appeals are resolved within a reasonable time period.
In practice, appointments to the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) are based on professional criteria.
In practice, appointments to the law enforcement agency (or agencies) are made according to professional criteria.
In practice, are customs and excise laws enforced uniformly and without discrimination?
In practice, are judicial decisions enforced by the state?
In practice, are tax laws enforced uniformly and without discrimination?
In practice, audit agency appointments support the independence of the agency.
In practice, ballots are secret or equivalently protected.
In practice, business inspections by government officials to ensure public environmental standards are being met are carried out in a uniform and even - handed manner.
In practice, business inspections by government officials to ensure public health standards are being met are carried out in a uniform and even - handed manner.
In practice, business inspections by government officials to ensure public safety standards are being met are carried out in a uniform and even - handed manner.
In practice, citizens are able to organize into trade unions.
In practice, citizens can access audit reports within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access itemized budget allocations.
In practice, citizens can access judicial asset disclosure records at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access judicial asset disclosure records within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access legislative asset disclosure records at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access legislative asset disclosure records within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access privatization regulations at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access privatization regulations within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access public procurement regulations at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access public procurement regulations within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access records of legislative processes and documents at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access records of legislative processes and documents within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of senior civil servants at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of senior civil servants within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of the heads of state and government at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the asset disclosure records of the heads of state and government within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the audit reports at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of individual candidates (their campaign revenues and expenditures) at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of individual candidates (their campaign revenues and expenditures) within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of political parties and candidates at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of political parties and candidates within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of political parties at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of political parties within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of state - owned companies at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the financial records of state - owned companies within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the reports of the ombudsman(s) at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can access the reports of the ombudsman(s) within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can access the results of major public procurement bids.
In practice, citizens can complain to the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) without fear of recrimination.
In practice, citizens can obtain any necessary business license (i.e. for a small import business) at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can obtain any necessary business license (i.e. for a small import business) within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can resolve appeals to access to information requests within a reasonable time period.
In practice, citizens can resolve appeals to information requests at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can use the access to information mechanism at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens can use the appeals mechanism at a reasonable cost.
In practice, citizens earning the median yearly income can afford to bring a legal suit.
In practice, citizens provide input at budget hearings.
In practice, citizens receive responses to access to information requests within a reasonable time period.
In practice, civil servant bonuses constitute only a small fraction of total pay
In practice, civil servants are appointed and evaluated according to professional criteria.
In practice, civil servants are protected from political interference.
In practice, civil servants convicted of corruption are prohibited from future government employment.
In practice, civil servants have clear job descriptions.
In practice, civil servants who report cases of corruption, graft, abuse of power, or abuse of resources are protected from recrimination or other negative consequences.
In practice, civil service asset disclosures are audited.
In practice, civil service management actions (e.g. hiring, firing, promotions) are not based on nepotism, cronyism, or patronage.
In practice, companies guilty of major violations of procurement regulations (i.e. bribery) are prohibited from participating in future procurement bids.
In practice, conflicts of interest regulations for government officials involved in privatization are enforced.
In practice, contributions to political parties and candidates are audited.
In practice, contributions to political parties are audited.
In practice, department heads regularly submit reports to this committee.
In practice, do judgments in the criminal system follow written law?
In practice, during the most recent election, political parties or independent candidates received fair media coverage.
In practice, election observers are able to effectively monitor elections.
In practice, election results can be effectively appealed through the judicial system.
In practice, elections are held according to a regular schedule.
In practice, executive branch asset disclosures (defined here as ministers and above) are audited.
In practice, in the last year, no judges have been killed because of adjudicating corruption cases.
In practice, in the last year, no judges have been physically harmed because of adjudicating corruption cases.
In practice, in the past year, no civil society activists working on corruption issues have been imprisoned.
In practice, in the past year, no civil society activists working on corruption issues have been killed.
In practice, in the past year, no civil society activists working on corruption issues have been physically harmed.
In practice, in the past year, no journalists investigating corruption have been imprisoned.
In practice, in the past year, no journalists investigating corruption have been killed.
In practice, in the past year, no journalists investigating corruption have been physically harmed.
In practice, in the past year, the government has paid civil servants on time.
In practice, individual property rights are protected
In practice, is the internal mechanism (i.e. phone hotline, e - mail address, local office) through which civil servants can report corruption effective?
In practice, journalists and editors adhere to strict, professional practices in their reporting.
In practice, judicial decisions are not affected by racial or ethnic bias.
In practice, law enforcement officials are not immune from criminal proceedings.
In practice, legal contracts are honored
In practice, major public procurements are effectively advertised.
In practice, members of the national - level judiciary give reasons for their decisions.
In practice, national legislative branch asset disclosures are audited.
In practice, national - level judges are protected from political interference.
In practice, national - level judiciary asset disclosures are audited.
In practice, no anti - corruption/good governance CSOs have been shut down by the government for their work on corruption - related issues during the study period.
In practice, official government functions are kept separate and distinct from the functions of the ruling political party.
In practice, political parties and candidates disclose data relating to financial support and expenditures within a reasonable time period.
In practice, political parties and candidates disclose data relating to financial support and expenditures within a reasonable time period.
In practice, political parties and candidates have equitable access to state - owned media outlets.
In practice, political parties disclose data relating to financial support and expenditures within a reasonable time period.
In practice, private sector employees who report cases of corruption, graft, abuse of power, or abuse of resources are protected from recrimination or other negative consequences.
In practice, privatizations are effectively advertised
In practice, responses to information requests are of high quality.
In practice, significant public expenditures require legislative approval.
In practice, the agency or set of agencies/entities has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the agency or set of agencies/entities makes timely, publicly available reports following an election cycle.
In practice, the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies receives regular funding.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) acts on complaints within a reasonable time period.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) has sufficient powers to carry out its mandate.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) is protected from political interference.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) makes regular public reports.
In practice, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) receives regular funding.
In practice, the asset disclosure records of members of the national legislature are of high quality.
In practice, the asset disclosure records of senior civil servants are of high quality.
In practice, the asset disclosure records of the heads of state and government are of high quality.
In practice, the asset disclosure records of the national - level judiciary are of high quality.
In practice, the audit agency has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the audit agency is able to initiate its own investigations.
In practice, the audit agency makes regular public reports.
In practice, the audit agency receives regular funding.
In practice, the chief executive gives reasons for his/her policy decisions.
In practice, the chief executive limits the use of executive orders for establishing new regulations, policies, or government practices.
In practice, the committee acts in a non - partisan manner with members of opposition parties serving on the committee in an equitable fashion.
In practice, the conflicts of interest regulations for public procurement officials are enforced.
In practice, the customs and excise agency has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the customs and excise agency receives regular funding.
In practice, the finances of individual candidates\' campaigns are audited.
In practice, the financial records of state - owned companies are audited according to international accounting standards.
In practice, the financial records of state - owned companies are regularly updated.
In practice, the government acts on the findings of the audit agency.
In practice, the government acts on the findings of the ombudsman agency (or agencies).
In practice, the government does not censor citizens creating content online.
In practice, the government does not create barriers to form a broadcast (radio and TV) media entity.
In practice, the government does not create barriers to form a print media entity.
In practice, the government does not create barriers to the organization of new anti - corruption/good governance CSOs.
In practice, the government does not detain anyone accused of petty theft for longer than two weeks without a resolution in a court trial
In practice, the government does not detain anyone without charging them for more than 48 hours
In practice, the government does not expropriate property without appropriate compensation
In practice, the government does not prevent citizens from accessing content published online.
In practice, the government gives reasons for denying an information request.
In practice, the government or media owners/distribution groups do not encourage self - censorship of corruption - related stories.
In practice, the government publishes the number of authorized civil service positions along with the number of positions actually filled.
In practice, the head of the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) is protected from removal without relevant justification.
In practice, the head of the audit agency is protected from removal without relevant justification.
In practice, the head of the ombudsman agency/entity is protected from removal without relevant justification.
In practice, the independent law enforcement complaint reporting mechanism responds to citizen\'s complaints within a reasonable time period.
In practice, the independent redress mechanism for the civil service is effective.
In practice, the internal reporting mechanism for public sector corruption acts on complaints within a reasonable time period.
In practice, the internal reporting mechanism for public sector corruption has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the internal reporting mechanism for public sector corruption receives regular funding.
In practice, the law enforcement agency (or agencies) has a budget sufficient to carry out its mandate.
In practice, the law enforcement agency is protected from political interference.
In practice, the legislature has sufficient capacity to monitor the budget process and provide input or changes.
In practice, the limits on corporate donations to candidates and political parties are effective in regulating a company\'s ability to financially support a candidate or political party.
In practice, the limits on corporate donations to individual candidates are effective in regulating a company\'s ability to financially support a candidate.
In practice, the limits on corporate donations to political parties are effective in regulating a company\'s ability to financially support a political party.
In practice, the limits on individual donations to candidates and political parties are effective in regulating an individual\'s ability to financially support a candidate or political party.
In practice, the limits on individual donations to political candidates are effective in regulating an individual\'s ability to financially support a particular candidate.
In practice, the limits on individual donations to political parties are effective in regulating an individual\'s ability to financially support a political party.
In practice, the limits on total party expenditures are effective in regulating a political party\'s ability to fund campaigns or politically - related activities.
In practice, the military and security forces remain neutral during elections.
In practice, the national budgetary process is conducted in a transparent manner in the debating stage (i.e. before final approval).
In practice, the ombudsman agency (or agencies) acts on citizen complaints within a reasonable time period.
In practice, the ombudsman agency (or agencies) has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, the ombudsman agency (or agencies) makes publicly available reports.
In practice, the ombudsman agency (or agencies) receives regular funding.
In practice, the ombudsman is protected from political interference.
In practice, the publicly available records of political candidates\' campaign finances are of high quality.
In practice, the publicly available records of political parties\' finances are of high quality.
In practice, the regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to civil servants are effective.
In practice, the regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to members of the executive branch are effective.
In practice, the regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to national legislators are effective.
In practice, the regulations governing gifts and hospitality offered to national legislators are effective.
In practice, the regulations restricting post - government private sector employment for civil servants are effective.
In practice, the regulations restricting post - government private sector employment for heads of state and government and ministers are effective.
In practice, the regulations restricting post - government private sector employment for national legislators are effective.
In practice, the regulations restricting post - government private sector employment for national - level judges are effective.
In practice, the requirements for civil service recusal from policy decisions affecting personal interests are effective.
In practice, the state provides adequate legal counsel for defendants in criminal cases who cannot afford it.
In practice, the tax agency receives regular funding.
In practice, the tax collection agency has a professional, full - time staff.
In practice, there are certain professional criteria required for the selection of national - level judges.
In practice, there is a clear and transparent system of voter registration.
In practice, there is no prior government restraint (pre - publication censoring) on publishing corruption - related stories.
In practice, this committee is protected from political interference.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring political financing imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring political financing independently initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring the financing of individual candidates\' campaigns imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring the financing of individual candidates\' campaigns independently initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring the financing of political parties imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, an agency or entity monitoring the financing of political parties independently initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, the agency or set of agencies/entities imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies independently initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, the agency/entity independently initiates investigations into allegations of corruption by law enforcement officials.
In practice, when necessary, the anti - corruption agency (or agencies) independently initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, the internal reporting mechanism for public sector corruption initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, the judicial disciplinary agency (or equivalent mechanism) imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, the judicial disciplinary agency (or equivalent mechanism) initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, the judiciary reviews laws passed by the legislature.
In practice, when necessary, the judiciary reviews the actions of the executive.
In practice, when necessary, the national ombudsman (or equivalent agency or agencies) imposes penalties on offenders.
In practice, when necessary, the national ombudsman (or equivalent agency or agencies) initiates investigations.
In practice, when necessary, this committee initiates independent investigations into financial irregularities.
In practice, where necessary, citizens can obtain a broadcast (radio and TV) media license at a reasonable cost.
In practice, where necessary, citizens can obtain a broadcast (radio and TV) media license within a reasonable time period.
In practice, where necessary, citizens can obtain a print media license at a reasonable cost.
In practice, where necessary, citizens can obtain a print media license within a reasonable time period.
In practice, women have full access to the judicial system.
Is the agency, series of agencies, or equivalent mechanism overseeing state - owned companies effective?
Is the anti - corruption agency effective?
Is the customs and excise agency effective?
Is the election monitoring agency effective?
Is the executive leadership subject to criminal proceedings?
Is the judiciary able to act independently?
Is the law enforcement agency (i.e. the police) effective?
Is the law governing the administration and civil service effective?
Is the legislative committee overseeing the expenditure of public funds effective?
Is the national ombudsman effective?
Is the privatization process effective?
Is the public procurement process effective?
Is the right of access to information effective?
Is the supreme audit institution effective?
Is the tax collection agency effective?
Is there a legal framework guaranteeing the right to vote?
Is there an appeals mechanism for challenging criminal judgments?
Is there legislation criminalizing corruption?
Judicial Accountability
Law Enforcement
Legislative Accountability
Media
National Ombudsman
Overall Country Score of Global Intergrity
Oversight and Regulation
Political Financing
Privatization
Procurement
Public Access to information
Rule of Law
State - Owned Enterprises
Supreme Audit Institution
Taxes and Customs
Voting and Citizen Participation
Whistle Blowing Measures