Responsibility of heads for corruption in their agencies: from law to practice
Under current regulations, heads are assigned to organize and run operations of their agencies, organizations or units, manage subordinate officials and public assets, and personally organize the implementation of the Party’s policies and State’s regulations. They play a crucial role in anti-corruption work. The legal bases for determining their responsibility are regulations on their tasks and powers in the prevention and combat of corruption, and on the competence, forms and procedures for examining their responsibility for poor performance or non-performance of their tasks.