The EU says this achievement is a ‘first promising step on a long road’.
“Adopting the legislation is essential, but not sufficient,” it stated.
“To make it work, ICAC will further need real independence, bylaws and regulations, qualified staff and funding. In this respect, the EU stands ready to provide a helping hand through its Partnership for Good Governance Program, which provides 100 million Kina for different activities, including the fight against corruption.