Anti-Corruption Commission

Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission

FEACC

63/100

Summary

The Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (FEACC) was established by Proclamation No. 235/2001. It investigates corruption and ethics violations by federal officials, manages asset declarations, and works to prevent corruption through education and enforcement. The Commissioner is appointed by the Prime Minister.

Independence Scorecard

Independence Score: 63/100 (good)
63/100
Limited
Methodology v0.1
AppointmentExecutive appointment
Term length5 years
Removal standardFor cause only
Budget independenceLegislative line item
Subpoena powerYes
Compel testimonyYes
Records accessFull access
Public reports requiredYes
Pre-publication reviewNone — reports published directly

Statute

Name
Proclamation No. 235/2001 (Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission Establishment Proclamation)
Citation
Proclamation No. 235/2001 (Federal Negarit Gazeta)
Full text
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Jurisdiction scope

Prevents and investigates corruption among federal public officials; promotes ethics in public service; receives asset declarations; refers cases to the prosecutor.

Secondary Sources