AMMAN — In its session on Monday, the House of Representatives approved the amendments submitted by the Senate to the
integrity and anti-corruption law, Al-Rai News reported.
The Senate declined to give the commission the power to
decide on the detention of suspects, seizing their movable assets, or imposing
travel bans without prior judicial authorization. However, the Senate left the
original text, which obligates the commission to request an urgent decision
regarding this matter from a specialized judicial body unchanged.
The Senate’s decision also removed the article that excludes
public, security, and military employees from legal conciliation procedures in
the event of committing a corruption act.
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AMMAN — In its session on Monday, the
House of Representatives approved the amendments submitted by the Senate to the
integrity and anti-corruption law, Al-Rai News reported.
The Senate declined to give the commission the power to
decide on the detention of suspects, seizing their movable assets, or imposing
travel bans without prior judicial authorization. However, the
Senate left the
original text, which obligates the commission to request an urgent decision
regarding this matter from a specialized judicial body unchanged.
The Senate’s decision also removed the article that excludes
public, security, and military employees from legal conciliation procedures in
the event of committing a corruption act.
Read more National news
