Introduction

Corruption Risk Assessment, which has been operated since 2006, is to examine laws and statues from the very stage of drafting to figure out whether they include corruption-causing factors. When the drafts or revisions of laws and statues are submitted to the ACRC, the Commission conduct assessment for them according to three indexes of ease of compliance, appropriateness of implementation standard, and transparency of administrative procedures, to analyze corruption-causing factors, and make corrective recommendations for those corruption-causing factors, if any, to the relevant agency.

If any corruption-causing factors are found out in the existing laws and statutes or there are some social issues regarding corruption, Corruption Risk Assessment is conducted on existing laws or statues to root out corruption-prone areas in our society.

Criteria of Corruption Risk Assessment