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The rise in corruption in Bhutan is a challenge we face. How big the challenge is will depend on how soon and how strongly we decide to oppose it. There is no room for corruption-it is as simple as that, not now and not in the future "5th Druk Gyalpo"

"It is the responsibility of every Bhutanese to act against corruption in our country," "Royal Kasho issued by 4th Druk Gyalpo "
   
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Posted on 28/11/2009

Annual Report 2009

"FIGHTING CORRUPTION IS OUR SHARED GOAL"

Bhuan has the best opportunity and the right conditions to be least corrupt in the worls!!

This is the Anti-Corruption Commission's (ACC) 3rd annual report to the Parliament and the 2nd report to the first Parliament. The objectives of the report are to (i) apprise the Parliament on the trends of corruption and its impact, challenges and opportunities, anticorruption policies and strategies and (ii) evaluate the performance of ACC in particular and agencies in general and fix accountability for failures or non-performance. The first 2 reports, which covered the initial period of ACC's establishment, focused on broader issues of policies, strategies and analysis. Hereafter, starting with this report, the focus will be on the implementation of specific policies, strategies and activities, challenges and recommendations within the larger framework of institutional development, public education, systems review and investigation by agencies and ACC.

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Expression of Political will

"Although Bhutan had been once effectively brought under the beneficent influence of strict law and justice, it subsequently, on account of general corruption and laxity on the part of those in authority, became slack in all branches. If this should be allowed to continue, there would be no distinction between right and wrongdoing, no justice, and without justice human beings cannot have happiness and peace." 18th Century, Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal.

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