FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION IN SOME FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND THE ROLE OF THE "COMPLIANCE-CONTROL" SYSTEM IN IT
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The legal basis of the "compliance control" system was formed on the basis of the anti-corruption norms, and today it serves as a programmatic action in the continuation of the adoption of other normative acts. Some developed countries decided to fight against corruption hundreds of years ago. In Great Britain, in 1889, the law "On Combating Bribery in Public Offices" and on August 4, 1906 "On Combating Corruption" was adopted.
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This was confirmed by paragraph 20 of the Presidential Decree adopted in the Republic of Uzbekistan on February 3, 2021, which approved the proposal of the anti-corruption agency to implement the "E-Anticorruption" project. That is, as a result of consideration of suggestions for elimination of corruption factors introduced by state bodies and organizations, in-depth analysis of sectors and sectors and public surveys, formation of the "Electronic Register of Relationships Prone to Corruption" and In accordance with the "Electronic register of relationships prone to corruption", experts and civil society have proposed proposals to eliminate each corrupt factor primarily through means such as digitalization (electronic queue, auction and other modern methods), ensuring openness, public control. development after extensive discussion among representatives of institutions; Proposals such as evaluating and announcing the effectiveness of the implemented measures and their impact on the elimination of corruption factors were accepted and set as a task.