Topical Questions about the Limitations of Receiving Gifts
Abstract
The article analyzes violations of the restrictions established by law in obtaining gifts provided for in Article 1725 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The main features of the gift are formed as the subject of an administrative offense related to corruption, including: 1) cash or other property, benefits, benefits, services, intangible assets, 2) provide/receive free of charge or 3) at a price below the minimum market. The author considers a gift through the prism of things covered by these concepts, in particular property, benefits, benefits, services, intangible assets that provide/receive free or at a price lower than the minimum market value. In addition, the author analyzes key gaps in anti-corruption legislation regarding the value of a gift that is consistent with generally accepted notions of hospitality for the proper qualification of an administrative offense related to corruption. Exceptions to the restrictions on the receipt of gifts in the context of receiving gifts from close persons and to receive them as public discounts on goods, services, public prizes, prizes, bonuses, bonuses, and also it is proposed to expand the list of persons who receive gifts and are included in the circle of a close the environment of persons authorized to perform functions of the state and local self-government bodies. Proposed changes to the anti-corruption legislation in terms of a clear definition of the legal composition of the offense, and the definition of clear restrictions on the receipt of gifts when officials perform their administrative and economic and organizational and regulatory functions.
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