Article 11. Powers of the ethics commission of state bodies or other organizations in regulating relations related to conflict of interests

Compliance by an employee of a state body or other organization with the requirements of this Law shall be overseen by the ethics commission established within that state body or organization.

The ethics commission shall:

take measures to ensure that employees of the state body or other organization comply with the requirements set out in this Law;

consider the sufficiency (correctness) of measures taken to regulate conflicts of interests;

exercise collegial oversight over cases involving existing conflicts of interests;

issue a conclusion, based on the results of a service investigation, as to whether employees of the state body or other organization have violated (or not violated) the requirements of this Law;

submit proposals to the head of the state body or other organization to hold an employee liable who failed to report a conflict of interests, knowingly provided false or inaccurate information, or concealed such information.

The ethics commission may exercise other powers in accordance with legislation.