There will be no separate anti-corruption structure in Russia.

[Гудимов Анатолий Геннадиевич]

A special anti-corruption structure could be created in the Prosecutor General’s Office, without being separated into a separate department, said Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday at a meeting with supporters in the format of a “big government” dedicated to the fight against corruption. Thus, the president did not support one of the key proposals of the report of the Director of Macroeconomic Research at the Higher School of Economics Sergey Aleksashenko on the creation of a new state body - the Anti-Corruption Bureau with the public council under him.

Commenting on the speeches of other speakers, Medvedev said that, in principle, it is possible to control the income and expenses of retired officials, that he liked the idea of the “Rospil” project by Alexei Navalny regarding public associations that appeal to an indefinite circle of people under the law on public procurement.

The president acknowledged that the officials’s declaration campaign yielded close to zero results. “A new declaration campaign - I agree, this topic can be discussed. However, the first declaration campaign gave almost zero effect, ”Medvedev said at a meeting in an open government format. “I have no confidence that the second declaration campaign will be significantly more effective, but let's discuss it,” the incumbent president suggested.

Nevertheless, the years of the fight against corruption were not in vain , Medvedev believes, "if only because for the first time in the thousand-year history of Russia a specific regulatory framework has emerged for countering corruption." The taker and the giver are involved in corruption, the president noted. “And for some reason this does not fit in the heads of a large number of people; this is a mistake both from the legal and moral point of view, ”he is convinced.
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I watched this cathedral live. 7-8 speakers with a twinkle in their eyes, and the rest of the great statesmen do not consider it necessary to hide yawning in front of television cameras. : mrgreen:

 

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

Both the taker and the giver are involved in corruption, probably like that!

 

[Детективное агентство Тула]

Thus, the president did not support one of the key proposals of the report of the Director of Macroeconomic Research at the Higher School of Economics Sergey Aleksashenko on the creation of a new state body - the Anti-Corruption Bureau with the public council under him.

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[Евгений СБ]

That's right, why departments to produce. Special supervision over special control.

 

[Орлан]

Both the taker and the giver are involved in corruption, probably like that!

It depends on who you need

 

[Краев Евгений Леонидович]

I wonder how much the prosecutor’s roof for bribery will cost? Do you think it’s more expensive than for a casino?

 

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

To teach ... really much easier than to do!

 

[Частный детектив Нижний Новгород]

I believe that in vain. Nobody needs a structure for tracking corners, for example, RUBOP was created (from department 6), where is it now ?!

 

[Колобок]

Everything is focused on anti-corruption activities no one needs.
With the exception of the president and several initiators.

 

[Гудимов Анатолий Геннадиевич]

Russia proposed real measures to combat corruption

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has completed the first stage of the assessment of anti-corruption legislation in Russia, writes The Wall Street Journal with reference to the organization’s report (see annex). This work began after President Dmitry Medvedev signed the law on Russia's accession to the convention to combat bribery of foreign officials in early February. It is expected that Russia will become a full member of the agreement on April 17. Participation in the convention is one of the prerequisites for joining the OECD, where Russia has long sought.

The OECD recommends that Russia criminalize not only the fact of giving or receiving a bribe, but also the offer itself. The organization advises introducing third party liability in bribery cases, as well as taking steps to identify and confiscate illegal assets. In addition, the OECD offers Russia to explicitly prohibit bribing foreign officials and deducting corruption costs from the tax base.

In the Transparency International ranking of corruption perceptions for 2011, Russia scored 2.4 points, which corresponds to 143rd out of 183. Seven other countries scored the same score: Azerbaijan, Belarus, Comoros, Mauritania, Nigeria, East Timor, Togo and Uganda. Last year, Russia's performance was lower - it scored 2.1 points and took 154th place.

According to Transparency International, Russian companies more often than others give bribes abroad: in this indicator, they overtook colleagues from 27 of the world's largest economies. But to prove these allegations fails. So, in 2006, UC Rusal's rival in Nigeria, the American BFI Group, accused Oleg Deripaska of taking bribes to African authorities for winning a tender to sell the Alscon plant. Claims were filed with Nigerian and American courts, but were not upheld.

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