Article 10. Powers of state bodies and other organizations in the field of regulating relations related to conflict of interests

State bodies and other organizations, in the field of regulating relations related to conflict of interests, shall:

establish a system for notifying existing conflicts of interests by employees;

post the prescribed forms of the Declaration of Potential Conflict of Interests and the Notice of Existing Conflict of Interests on their official websites;

amend or annul decisions adopted in violation of conflict-of-interest rules;

amend or annul transactions concluded in violation of conflict-of-interest rules, or file claims in court for their invalidation in accordance with established procedure;

organize the activities of ethics commissions and special units responsible for regulating relations related to conflict of interests;

establish internal departmental procedures for preventing conflicts of interests within state bodies or other organizations;

ensure impartial organization of service investigations into identified conflicts of interests and consideration of their results by ethics commissions;

take measures to encourage employees who set a positive example in preventing conflicts of interests;

take measures to ensure compensation for damage caused to citizens, organizations, society or the state as a result of conflicts of interests, and to restore public confidence in the respective state body or organization.

State bodies and other organizations may also exercise other powers in accordance with the legislation.