The Action Plan for the Implementation of the Resolution on the Prevention of Corruption in the Republic of Slovenia is a document which gives concrete expression to the National Strategy in the Fight against Corruption, which is laid out and reflected in the Resolution on the Prevention of Corruption in the Republic of Slovenia.
The Action Plan for the Implementation of the Resolution on the Prevention of Corruption in the Republic of Slovenia is a document which was adopted by the Commission on 2nd February 2005 and amended on 17th August 2009. The Commission has defined the activities which need to be carried out in order for the aims of the Resolution on the Prevention of Corruption to be achieved.
To this end, the Commission has defined for all major systems of the State’s structure the measures to be implemented; the institutions which are to implement these measures; and recognised the risks which may, with regard to the goals pursued, jeopardise the attainment of the goals. The Action Plan may be considered as an Integrity Plan intended for the entire country. It involves the political system, the judiciary and State administration, as well as the economy, the NGO sector, the media, and the general public.
The entities responsible for the implementation of the measures must submit a report on the implementation of the measures to the Commission every year by the end of February. On the basis of these reports, the Commission observes which measures were implemented and which remain to be implemented, and modifies or amends the Action Plan accordingly. The modifications also include the information on risks which the Commission has detected through its own activities.
As the implementation document of the Resolution, the Action Plan had been adopted already in 2005 and was most recently modified or rather amended in August 2009. As a result, the Action Plan must be duly adapted to the current state of affairs. In the initial phase, in the beginning of 2016, the Commission reviewed the Action Plan in its currents state and deleted all the measures and activities for which the legislative and institutional set-up suggests that they had been suitably realised.