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Recovery of Assets Derived from Corruption Crimes
Overview
The Law on the Recovery of Assets Derived from Corruption Crimes includes provisions that complement the laws in force relating to “Asset Recovery”; hence its provision for the establishment of the “Department for the Recovery of Assets Derived from Corruption Crimes”, or the “Department”, and the “National Fund for the Management and Investment of Assets Recovered or to be Recovered” or the “National Fund”, both of which remain inactive to date.
According to the law, the “Department” shall be established within the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) and shall consist of the NACC President, as Chairman, and two NACC members, who shall be selected according to the NACC bylaws.
The “National Fund” enjoys legal personality and financial and administrative autonomy. It reports to the NACC on matters related to the Fund’s budget, in order to manage assets derived from corruption crimes. The Fund has full authority to conclude contracts and take all measures necessary with any entity, whether in the public or private sector, in Lebanon or abroad, to effectively perform the mission entrusted to it. It may receive donations or aid from internal or external parties, on the condition of publishing and disclosing the identity of the donors, and avoiding any conflict of interest or disruption of its operation
Functions of the “Department”
Related Documents
Laws