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ANTI CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES ACT, 2003

ANTI CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES ACT, 2003. BY K. A. ODHIAMBO. WHY THE ACT?. Was established to:- Prevent Investigate Punishment of corruption economic related cases. . What is corruption.

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ANTI CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES ACT, 2003

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  1. ANTI CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES ACT, 2003 BY K. A. ODHIAMBO

  2. WHY THE ACT? • Was established to:- • Prevent • Investigate • Punishment of corruption economic related cases.

  3. What is corruption • In simple terms it may be defined as ill gotten wealth. Any inducement that would influence some favours • Section 39 defines corruption as doing or not doing something in relation to the affairs or provisions of the agent’s principle. • Any receipt of expectation that would influence and agent to show favour

  4. What constitutes Corruption? • Bribery • Fraud • Embezzlement • Abuse of office • Breach of trust • Dishonesty • Tax evasion

  5. What is economic crime? • Any unlawful activity that would lead to loss of revenue may be regarded as an economic crime. • Section 45 of the Act, The following to constitute an economic crime:-

  6. What is economic crime? Cont… • Unlawful acquisition of Public Property • Damages to public property under an officers custody eg damaging graders. • Failure to pay taxes • Making excessive payment out of public revenue • Receipt of defective or substandard goods/ services

  7. What is economic crime? Cont… • Goods not supplies but cash paid • Goods not supplied in full • Services not rendered or not adequately rendered • Failure to comply withlawfull instructions or applicable procedures/guidelines relating to sales,disposal of assets,tendering,

  8. What is economic crime? Cont… • Engagement in projects without planning • Use of office for personal enrichment • Dealing with suspect goods corruptly acquired

  9. Why the Act and what it is doing 1. Created an authority to deal with corruption cases whose duties include:- • Investigation of matter dealing with Corruption • Advisory role on how to eliminate corruption • Evaluate work systems in the public Sector with a view to formulate anti corruption procedures to prevent corruption before it happens

  10. What has the Act Done • Education and awareness campaigns • Investigate the extent of loss/damages to public property and institute civil proceedings • Recovery of stolen property

  11. Penalty and compensation 2. Section 48. The Act has spelt out Sanctions as follows:- Fine not exceeding 5 Million 10 years imprisonment.

  12. Compensation • Two times the amount loss • Two times the benefit and two times the amount lost • Section 40 a person who receives a benefit the receipt of which constitute an offence is liable for the value to make payment for the benefit to the number of persons who lost and benefited

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