Main objective Development of a single legal framework for whitleblowing and the protection of whistleblowers. Milestones The draft law has been announced at the State December 2015 Secretaries' meeting The draft law has been submitted to the Cabinet of December 2016 Ministers committee meeting. OGP objectives Transparency Accountability Public participation X X X From the first plan/new Starting date Closing date commitment New commitment 2014 31 December 2016 Verifiable and Development of the draft and submission to the Cabinet of Ministers measurable indicators Assessment of the system of financing of political parties Lead institution Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau Description of the Law on Financing Political Organisations (Parties) stipulates that political current situation or organisations may be financed by the State budget and, at the same problem to be time, lays down certain pre-conditions for receiving and using the funds. addressed by this To establish whether the allocation of the State budget funds has commitment achieved the primary objective – to reduce the impact of major donors in politics, as well as to identify which types of expenditure can be funded by the State – the functioning of the system for financing political organisations and parties needs to be evaluated, by identifying the existing drawbacks and problems, as well as proposing solutions to remedy the situation.
Main objective Development of a single legal framework for whitleblowing and the protection of whistleblowers. Milestones The draft law has been announced at the State Secretaries' meeting December 2015 The draft law has been submitted to the Cabinet of Ministers committee meeting. December 2016 OGP objectives Transparency Accountability Public participation X X X From the first plan/new commitment Starting date Closing date New commitment 2014 31 December 2016 Verifiable and measurable indicators Development of the draft and submission to the Cabinet of Ministers Assessment of the system of financing of political parties Lead institution Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau Description of the current situation or problem to be addressed by this commitment Law on Financing Political Organisations (Parties) stipulates that political organisations may be financed by the State budget and, at the same time, lays down certain pre-conditions for receiving and using the funds. To establish whether the allocation of the State budget funds has achieved the primary objective – to reduce the impact of major donors in politics, as well as to identify which types of expenditure can be funded by the State – the functioning of the system for financing political organisations and parties needs to be evaluated, by identifying the existing drawbacks and problems, as well as proposing solutions to remedy the situation.