Applications Open for Anti Corruption Commission Membership

The President's Office opened applications for two vacant member positions on the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) after Vice President Abdul Salaam and member Thoha Mohamed resigned following parliamentary committee allegations of corruption and abuse of power. The application period ends December 16. Recent law amendments mandate the President to appoint the president and vice president of the ACC and Elections Commission, requiring parliamentary approval by majority vote. The amendments also revise resignation procedures, requiring written submission to the President.

The President's Office opened applications for two vacant member positions on the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) after Vice President Abdul Salaam and member Thoha Mohamed resigned following parliamentary committee allegations of corruption and abuse of power. The application period ends December 16. Recent law amendments mandate the President to appoint the president and vice president of the ACC and Elections Commission, requiring parliamentary approval by majority vote. The amendments also revise resignation procedures, requiring written submission to the President.

The President's Office opened applications for two vacant member positions on the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) after Vice President Abdul Salaam and member Thoha Mohamed resigned following parliamentary committee allegations of corruption and abuse of power. The application period ends December 16. Recent law amendments mandate the President to appoint the president and vice president of the ACC and Elections Commission, requiring parliamentary approval by majority vote. The amendments also revise resignation procedures, requiring written submission to the President.

This story involves 1 source and may affect public understanding of governance / appointments.