REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA

LAW ON PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION

28 May 2002 No IX-904

Vilnius
(As last amended on 8 November 2016 – No XII-2742)

CHAPTER ONE
GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1. Purpose of the Law

This Law shall lay down the basic principles, objectives and tasks of the prevention of
corruption in both the civil service and the private sector, the measures to prevent corruption and
the legal basis of such measures, the corruption prevention bodies, their rights and duties in the
sphere of corruption prevention.

Article 2. Definitions
1. “Corruption prevention” means detecting and eliminating the causes and conditions of
corruption through the development and implementation of a system of appropriate measures as
well as affecting persons with a view of deterring them from the commission of criminal acts of
a corruptive nature.
2. “Corruption offences” means acceptance of a bribe, trade in influence, subornation,
other criminal acts committed in the public sector or by providing public services with a view of
seeking personal gain or gain for other persons: abuse of office or misuse of powers, abuse of
authority, forgery of documents and measuring devices, fraud, appropriation or embezzlement,
disclosure of an official secret or a commercial secret, incorrect income, profit or assets
statements, money or asset laundering, interfering with activities of a civil servant or a person
carrying out public administration functions as well as other criminal acts aimed at seeking or
soliciting a bribe or subornation, or concealing or disguise acceptance or giving of a bribe or
subornation.
3. “State or municipal body” means a state or municipal institution or body or a public
establishment where one of its founders is a state or a municipal institution or body.
4. “Head of a body” means a civil servant admitted by way of competition or on the basis
of political/personal confidence to hold the office of the head of a body, also the head of a public
establishment where one of its founders is a state or a municipal institution or body.
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5. “Non-state body” means legal entities of the Republic of Lithuania other than those
referred to in paragraph 3 of this Article.

Article 3. Objectives and Tasks of Corruption Prevention

1. The prevention of corruption shall be targeted at minimising as much as possible its
crippling effect on economy, democracy, promoting social welfare, consolidating national
security and improving the quality of provision of public services.
2. The key tasks of corruption prevention shall be as follows:
1) disclosure and elimination of the contributing factors and conditions of corruption;
2) deterrence of persons from the commission of criminal acts of a corruptive nature;
3) securing a workable and effective legal regulation of corruption prevention;
4) setting up of an adequate and effective mechanism of organisation, implementation,
oversight and control of corruption prevention through legal, institutional, economic and social
measures;
5) involvement of the public and public organisations in the prevention of corruption;
6) promotion of transparency and openness in the provision of public services.

Article 4. Principles of Prevention of Corruption

Prevention of corruption shall be implemented on the basis of the following principles:
1) legality - the measures for the prevention of corruption shall be implemented in
compliance with the requirements of the Constitution , laws and other legal acts of the Republic
of Lithuania, ensuring the protection of the fundamental human rights and freedoms;
2) universal applicability – any person may be an entity of corruption prevention;
3) interaction – effectiveness of the measures for the prevention of corruption may be
achieved through co-ordinated efforts of all the entities of corruption prevention, exchange of
information necessary for the entities and provision of any other mutual assistance;
4) continuity – effectiveness of the measures for the prevention of corruption may be
achieved through a continuing oversight and review of the results of implementation of the
measures for the prevention of corruption, making proposals about enhancing the effectiveness
of the relevant measures to a competent institution authorised within its remit to implement such
proposals.

CHAPTER TWO
MEASURES FOR PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION

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Article 5. Measures for Prevention of Corruption
Measures for the prevention of corruption shall be as follows:
1) corruption risk analysis;
2) anti-corruption programmes;
3) assessment of the impact of legal regulation embedded in legal acts or provided for by
drafts of legal acts on the extent of corruption (anti-corruption assessment of legal acts or their
drafts);
4) provision of the information about a person seeking or holding office at a state or
municipal body or enterprise or about a person who is nominated by the Republic of Lithuania to
the position at institutions of the European Union or international institutions;
5) provision of the information to the registers of civil servants and legal entities;
6) education and awareness raising of the public;
7) public disclosure of detected corruption cases;
8) other measures for the prevention of corruption provided for by law.

Article 6. Corruption Risk Analysis

1. Corruption risk analysis shall mean anti-corruption analysis of the activities of state or
municipal bodies in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Government, and
presentation of motivated conclusions on reducing corruption, development of an anti-corruption
programme as well as submission of proposals about the content of the said programme;
recommendation concerning other corruption prevention measures to state or municipal bodies
which are responsible for the implementation of such measures.
2. As used in this Article, state or municipal bodies shall be state or municipal
institutions, state or municipal enterprises as defined in the Law of the Republic on State and
Municipal Enterprises, also enterprises the shares of which, when belonging to the State or a
municipality by the right of ownership, grant more than 50 per cent of votes at a general meeting
of shareholders and enterprises in which the State or a municipality can appoint more than half
of members of the enterprise’s administration, management or supervisory services.
3. Heads and organisational units of state or municipal bodies or persons authorised by
the heads of state or municipal bodies to undertake the prevention of corruption or its control,
shall identify, pursuant to the criteria set out in paragraph 4 of this Article, the areas of activity of
state or municipal bodies which are particularly prone to corruption.
4. An area of the activity of a state or municipal body shall be held particularly prone to
corruption if it meets one or several of the following criteria:

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1) a criminal act of a corruptive nature has been committed;

2) its principal functions are control and oversight;
3) there is no detailed regulation of the functions and tasks, operational and decision
making procedures or responsibility of individual civil servants;
4) the activities are related to granting or restriction of authorisations, exemptions,
privileges or any other additional rights;
5) most of the decisions made do not require approval by any other state or municipal
bodies;
6) handling of information constituting a state or official secret;
7) during previous risk analysis checks instances of operational deficiencies were
identified.
5. The areas of activity of a state or municipal body which are particularly prone to
corruption may be subjected to corruption risk analysis.
6. The Special Investigation Service, when determining if there is a need for corruption
risk analysis for certain areas of activity of a state or municipal body, shall take into account
whether the activities of a state or municipal body meet one or several of the following criteria:
1) there have been attempts, in breach of the procedures prescribed by legal acts, to
influence the employees of a state or municipal body or the decisions they make;
2) criminal acts of a corruptive nature have been identified in other state or municipal
bodies performing similar functions;
3) the system of oversight of activities of a state or municipal body is in need of
improvement;
4) decisions taken are related to a pecuniary or any other gain of the interested person;
5) breaches of the requirements of a prescribed procedure have been identified (e.g.,
when making budgetary appropriations, awarding public procurement contracts and making
other decisions);
6) a state or a municipal body is an independent controller of budgetary appropriations;
7) The National Audit Office, the Seimas Ombudsmen's Office or any other control and
oversight institutions have identified breaches in the activities of this state or municipal body;
8) other information about corrupt practices in the activities of a state or municipal body
(information obtained in the course of criminal intelligence and intelligence, complaints and
reports of individuals, information provided by the mass media or available otherwise) has been
obtained.
7. Corruption risk analysis shall cover the areas of the activities of a state or municipal

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body that are particularly prone to corruption as well as the oversight systems of those areas.
8. Corruption risk analysis shall be carried out by the Special Investigation Service in
accordance with the procedure laid down by the Government.
9. The procedure for carrying out corruption risk analysis shall be approved by the
Government on the recommendation of the Special Investigation Service.

Article 7. Anti-corruption Programmes

1. Anti-corruption programmes may range from the National Anti-corruption Programme
of the Republic of Lithuania to sectoral, institutional and other programmes.
2. The National Anti-corruption Programme shall be developed and its implementation
shall be organised and controlled by the Government with the participation of the Special
Investigation Service.
3. The sectoral (embracing the areas of the activities of several state or municipal bodies),
departmental and other anti-corruption programmes shall be developed by state, municipal and
non-state bodies which have been charged with the development of such programmes by the
National Anti-corruption Programme and other regulations. Institutional anti-corruption
programmes shall also be developed by state or municipal bodies where after corruption risk
analysis suggestions were made to develop such a programme.
4. The development of anti-corruption programmes shall be governed by the present Law,
the National Anti-corruption Programme and other legal acts, having regard to the proposals
made by the Special Investigation Service and other information available.
5. The National Anti-corruption Programme shall be approved by the Seimas on the
recommendation of the Government; other anti-corruption programmes shall be approved by the
head of a state or municipal or non-state body which developed the programme concerned. The
head of such body shall bear personal responsibility for the implementation of the relevant
approved programme.
6. The coordination and oversight of the implementation of the programmes shall be
carried out by the heads of the bodies or the organisational units thereof or persons therein who
have been authorised by the head of the corresponding body to conduct corruption prevention
and control at the body. The Special Investigation Service shall monitor the implementation of
the proposals made by it.

Article 8. Anti-corruption Assessment of Legal Acts and Drafts Thereof

1. The drafter of a legal act shall carry out anti-corruption assessment of a relevant draft
legal act, if that legal act envisages regulation of public relations in the field of:

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1) transfer of the right of trust to state or municipal property, transfer of the right of
ownership or the right of management of state or municipal property to private persons;
2) increase of or reduction in income or expenditure of state or municipal budgets due to
delegation of the implementation of state or municipal functions to state or municipal
enterprises, public establishments or private persons;
3) payment of subsidies, grants, compensations, rents, allowances, premiums and other
benefits from state or municipal budgets;
4) provision of support from the European Union Structural Funds;
5) rendering of goods or services through public tenders or concessions;
6) granting of citizenship by way of exception;
7) organisation of competitions to hold a position in civil service, establishment, repeal of
or change in requirements as to good repute, qualification, performance evaluation and rotation
for persons holding positions in civil service;
8) entering of persons or goods on public registers;
9) establishment and production of technological protection measures for securities,
forms of documents, stamps, official markings as well as production of securities, forms of
documents, stamps, officials markings assigned to the level and group of technological
protection;
10) manufacturing, storage of and trade in goods withdrawn from circulation or being in
circulation to a limited extent;
11) provision of goods or services provided under public contracts;
12) establishment, repeal of or change in product safety requirements;
13) establishment, repeal of or change in requirements as to qualifications and
professional repute of entities of licensed economic commercial activities or economic
commercial activities requiring authorisation of state or municipal bodies;
14) manufacturing, storage, use, acquisition of and trade in excise goods;
15) investigation into infringements of law, conditions for liability for infringements of
law;
16) land use, territorial planning, construction;
17) pharmacy and medicine;
18) other cases, if, in the opinion of the drafter of a relevant legal act, legal regulation
envisaged by that legal act may affect the scope of corruption.
2. The Special Investigation Service shall carry out the anti-corruption assessment of the
effective or draft legal acts which envisage regulation of public relations as specified in
paragraph 1 of this Article on its own initiative or on the proposal by the President of the

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Republic, the Speaker of the Seimas, the Prime Minister, a parliamentary committee,
commission or political group.
3. When carrying out the anti-corruption assessment of legal acts or their drafts, state
institutions and/or research institutions may be engaged.
4. The anti-corruption assessment of legal acts or their drafts (conclusion of the anti-
corruption assessment) shall be submitted to the state or municipal institution which adopted
them or on whose initiative they were adopted or to the drafter of a relevant legal act who
determine whether it would be expedient to amend them.

Article 9. Provision of Information about a Person Seeking or Holding Position at a

State or Municipal Body or Enterprise
1. The provision of information about a person seeking or holding a position at a state or
municipal body or enterprise (hereinafter: a ‘person’) shall be furnished to the head of a state or
municipal body or enterprise who is appointing or has appointed the person to the position, the
collegial management body or state politician (hereinafter: an ‘entity appointing or having
appointed a person to the position’) in order to evaluate the person’s credibility and to reduce the
possibility of corruption in state or municipal bodies or enterprises. Information about the person
shall be gathered, furnished and evaluated regardless of whether or not he meets the special
requirements for good repute provided for by law.
2. The Special Investigation Service shall gather and submit to the entity appointing or
having appointed a person to the position the information about:
1) person’s previous convictions (regardless of whether or not the conviction has expired
or has been expunged);
2) verdicts or rulings passed in respect of the person during the proceedings related to
criminal acts of a corruptive nature, by which the criminal proceedings have been terminated or
the person has been released from criminal liability or a penalty;
3) the person being suspected of having committed a criminal act of a corruptive nature
as well as the adopted procedural decisions in the said proceedings;
4) measures aimed at preventing organised crime which are being or have been applied to
the person in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Organised Crime
Prevention;
5) dismissal of the person from office or position because of the breach of the oath or the
degrading of the name of the officer (judge);
6) serious misconduct in office (violations of the official duties) committed by the person
as well as the disciplinary penalties imposed for them (regardless of whether or not the

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appropriate penalty remains in force ir is no longer valid);
7) cases where the person was recognised as having infringed the provisions of the
Republic of Lithuania Law on the Adjustment of Public and Private Interests in the Civil
Service, Law on Lobbying Activities, Code of Ethics for State Politicians or any other legal act
regulating rules for official ethics and conduct;
8) the fact that, when entering the civil service, the person concealed the data or presented
the falsified data which made him not eligible for the civil service;
9) classified information about a criminal act planned, being or has been committed by
the person;
10) administrative penalties imposed on or administrative sanctions applied to the person,
where less than one year has lapsed from the execution of the administrative order or entry into
force of the resolution by which the person was recognised as having committed the
administrative offence;
11) tax examinations, investigations carried out in respect of the person during which the
infringements of tax laws have been established (information is furnished for the last ten years
counting from the receipt of a written request for information about the person by the Special
Investigation Service).
3. The Special Investigation Service shall, within its remit, gather the information about a
person specified in paragraph 2 of this Article and available to law-enforcement, control, entities
of criminal intelligence or main institutions of criminal intelligence, intelligence institutions,
other institutions, bodies or enterprises, data from the register of civil servants, as necessary –
from other state or departmental registers, data files, and furnish it together with own classified
or public information about that person to the entity appointing or having appointed the person to
the position.
4. The information specified in paragraph 2 of this Article about the person shall be
submitted by the Special Investigation Service not later than within 14 calendar days from the
receipt of a written application to furnish the information about that person. The institutions,
bodies or enterprises referred to in paragraph 3 of this Article must submit the available
information and/or data to the Special Investigation Service not later than within seven calendar
days from the receipt of a request of the Special Investigation Service to submit information
and/or data, or immediately if necessary and possible.
5. The Special Investigation Service, entities of criminal intelligence or main institutions
of criminal intelligence, intelligence institutions may on their own initiative furnish the classified
information referred to in point 9 of paragraph 2 of this Article to the entity appointing or having
appointed the person to the position.

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6. It shall be mandatory to submit a written request for the Special Investigation Service
to furnish information about a person who is appointed to a position by the President of the
Republic, the Seimas, the Speaker of the Seimas, the Government or the Prime Minister, also
about persons to be appointed to the positions of vice ministers, secretaries general of ministries,
municipal administration directors and their deputies, prosecutors, heads and deputy heads of
state or municipal bodies, heads and deputy heads of units of state or municipal bodies
(applicable to those organisational units which are not within other organisational units), heads
and deputy heads of enterprises or companies of strategic importance to national security and
enterprises of importance to ensuring national security, heads and deputy heads of state or
municipal enterprises in which the shares belonging to the State or a municipality grant more
than 50 per cents of votes at a general meeting of the shareholders. The request for information
shall be signed by the entity appointing the person to the position or a person authorised by him.
A request for information from the Special Investigation Service about a person who is
appointed to a position by the Seimas shall be signed by the Speaker of the Seimas or a person
authorised by him and a similar request about a person who is appointed to a position by the
Government shall be signed by the Prime Minister or a person authorised by him.
7. On the instructions by the heads of the main institutions of criminal intelligence,
intelligence institutions or persons authorised by them, the information referred to in paragraph 2
of this Article about the persons who are appointed to positions by them, in entities of criminal
intelligence, main institutions of criminal intelligence or intelligence institutions, shall be
gathered independently. The institutions, bodies or enterprises specified in paragraph 3 of this
Article must furnish the available information and/or data to the heads of entities of criminal
intelligence, main institutions of criminal intelligence or intelligence institutions not later than
within seven calendar days from the receipt of a written request to furnish information and/or
data about the person or immediately if necessary or possible.
8. Written requests referred to in paragraph 6 of this Article must be submitted to the
Special Investigation Service before the appointment of a person to the position. A person may
be appointed to the position only upon the receipt and evaluation of the information from the
Special Investigation Service. Where on the instructions by the heads of the main institutions of
criminal intelligence, intelligence institutions or persons authorised by them, information about a
person who is appointed to the position by them is gathered independently, such a person may be
appointed only upon the gathering and evaluation of the information referred to in paragraph 2 of
this Article.
9. Where there are doubts concerning the accuracy of gathered or submitted information
about a person, the Special Investigation Service must, on its own initiative or at the request of

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the entity appointing or having appointed the person to the position, conduct verification of such
information.
10. A written request by the entity who has appointed a person to the position or a person
authorised by him to the Special Investigation Service for information about the person holding a
position specified in paragraph 6 of this Article must be motivated and substantiated by the data
raising doubts as to the suitability of the person about whom information is requested for the
position held by him. Where there doubts about the suitability of a person holding a position in
entities of criminal intelligence, main institutions of criminal intelligence or intelligence
institutions for the position held by him, on the instructions by the heads of the main institutions
of criminal intelligence, intelligence institutions or persons authorised by them, information
referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article about the person holding the position shall be gathered
independently in accordance with the procedure laid down in paragraph 7 of this Article.
11. The entity appointing or having appointed a person to the position may use the
information furnished in accordance with the procedure laid down in this Article only for the
purpose of adopting a decision concerning the suitability of that person for the position sought
or imposition of a disciplinary penalty. The entity appointing or having appointed a person to the
position may not transfer the information received in accordance with the procedure laid down in
this Article about that person to any third parties, except in the cases stipulated by laws of the
Republic of Lithuania.
12. The entity appointing a person to the position, having assessed the entirety of the
information furnished in accordance with the procedure laid down in this Article and having
adopted a decision not to appoint that person to the position, must, within three working days,
familiarise the person with the information against his signature, except for the part thereof that
contains classified information. Facts or circumstances that are of minor significance or
fortuitous may not be used as a basis for adopting a decision not to appoint a person to the
position.
13. A person shall be entitled to appeal against the adopted decision not to appoint him to
the position in accordance with the procedure laid down by laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
14. The Special Investigation Service, main institutions of criminal intelligence, entities
of criminal intelligence, intelligence institutions, entities appointing or having appointed a person
to the position must ensure that the person’s data obtained in accordance with the procedure laid
down in the Article are managed and stored in accordance with the procedure laid down by legal
acts of the Republic of Lithuania.
15. The Director of the Special Investigation Service shall by order approve the form of a
request for information about a person.

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Article 91. Information about a Person who is Nominated for a position at European
Union’s or International Judicial or other Bodies by the Republic of Lithuania
1. It shall be mandatory to submit a written request for the Special Investigation Service
to furnish information about a person who is nominated by the Government for a position at
European Union or international judicial or other bodies.
2. The Prime Minister or a person authorised by him shall submit to the Special
Investigation Service a request for information about a candidate for a member of the European
Commission, a member of the Court of Auditors, a member of the Court of Justice of the
European Union and of the General Court, a member of the Committee of the Regions, a
member of the European Economic and Social Committee as well as about a candidate for an
officer judicial and other international bodies.
3. The Special Investigation Service shall, in accordance with the procedure and within
the time limit laid down in Article 9 of this Law, gather and present to the Prime Minister the
information specified in paragraph 2 of Article 9 of this Law.
4. The Director of the Special Investigation Service shall by order approve the form of a
request for information about a person who is nominated for a position at European Union or
international judicial or other bodies by the Republic of Lithuania.

Article 10. Education and Information of the Public

1. Anti-corruption education shall be carried out as an integral part of raising public
awareness with a view to promoting personal integrity, civic responsibility, understanding of
human rights and duties to society and the State of Lithuania, and ensuring the implementation
of the aims of corruption prevention.
2. Anti-corruption education of the public shall be carried out at the educational
institutions of all types and levels in accordance with the prepared education programmes,
through media and by other means.
3. State or municipal bodies shall inform the public through the media or by other means
about their activities in the fight against corruption.

Article 11. Provision of Information to the Registers of Civil Servants and Legal
Entities
1. The Register of Civil Servants shall be provided the information about civil servants
who, by a final and effective court verdict, have been charged with the commission of the
criminal acts of a corruptive nature, or against whom administrative or disciplinary proceedings

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have been initiated for serious misconduct in office related to the infringement of the
requirements of the Law on the Adjustment of Public and Private Interests in the Civil Service
and committed in pursuit of illegal gain or privileges for themselves or other persons.
2. The Register of Legal Entities shall be provided the information about legal entities
who, by an effective court verdict, have been charged with the commission of the criminal acts
of a corruptive nature, or whose employee or an authorised representative has, by an effective
court verdict, been found guilty of the criminal acts of a corruptive nature while acting for the
benefit or in the interests of the legal entity concerned.
3. A state or municipal body which has made or revoked a decision that the acts specified
in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article have been committed shall, within 14 days from the date of
entry into force of the decision, notify the administrators of the Registers of Civil Servants
and/or Legal Entities.
4. The information specified in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article shall be one of the
grounds for judging about the credibility of a natural or legal person. The persons who have lost
their credibility may be subject to the restrictions provided for in this and other laws.
5. The procedure for providing the register data shall be established by the regulations of
the appropriate register.

CHAPTER THREE
PREVENTIVE ANTI-CORRUPTION BODIES, THEIR RIGHTS AND DUTIES
IN THE FIELD OF CORRUPTION PREVENTION

Article 12. Preventive Anti-corruption Bodies

Corruption prevention as provided for in this Law shall be implemented by the following
bodies:
1) the Government;
2) the Chief Official Ethics Commission;
3) the Special Investigation Service;
4) other state, municipal or non-state bodies.

Article 13. Government

When implementing this Law, the Government shall:
1) ensure that the corruption prevention measures are implemented by the ministries and
bodies subordinate to the Government;

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2) allocate the funds necessary for an effective implementation of the corruption
prevention measures;
3) together with the Special Investigation Service develop the National Anti-corruption
Programme and submit it to the Seimas for approval, as well as make proposals as to the
supplement or amendment of the said Programme;
4) make proposals to the Seimas as to the enactment, supplement and amendment of laws
and other legal acts necessary for the implementation of corruption prevention.

Article 14. Chief Official Ethics Commission

When implementing this Law, the Chief Official Ethics Commission shall:
1) analyse ethical problems confronting the civil servants, and, seeking to eliminate the
factors contributing to a conflict between public and private interests in the civil service, make
proposals concerning adoption and improvement of anti-corruption programmes and legal acts;
2) make proposals to the Seimas, other state or municipal bodies related to the
implementation of the provisions of this Law;
3) sum up the application of legal provisions setting out the official ethics requirements in
different areas, and participate in the drafting and codifying such provisions;
4) implement the corruption prevention measures assigned to it together with other state
or municipal bodies.

Article 15. Special Investigation Service

While implementing this Law, the Special Investigations Service:
1) participate in the development of the National Anti-corruption Programme by the
Government and make proposals as to the supplement or amendment of the said Programme;
2) make proposals to the President of the Republic, the Seimas and the Government as to
the enactment, supplement and amendment of laws and other legal acts necessary for the
implementation of corruption prevention;
3) take part in the functions of co-ordination and supervision of the activities of state or
municipal bodies in the field of corruption prevention discharged by the Government;
4) together with other state or municipal bodies, implement corruption prevention
measures;
5) together with other state or municipal bodies, implement the National Anti-Corruption
Programme.

Article 16. Other State or Municipal and Non-state Bodies

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1. While implementing this Law in the Republic of Lithuania, state, municipal or non-
state bodies shall have the right:
1) to set up, in accordance with the procedure laid down by legal acts, units for the
prevention and oversight of corruption in the area of the activities of the appropriate state,
municipal or non-state body, or to appoint persons to perform this function;
2) to make proposals concerning the issues of corruption prevention to state or municipal
bodies;
3) to introduce measures encouraging the enforcement of corruption prevention in state,
municipal or non-state bodies;
4) to receive methodological information from state or municipal bodies implementing
corruption prevention on the issues of corruption prevention.
2. While implementing this Law, state, municipal or non-state bodies must:
1) within their remit, implement the national policy in the field of corruption prevention;
2) ensure the compliance with the requirements of legal acts regarding corruption
prevention in state, municipal or non-state bodies;
3) within their remit, develop and approve anti-corruption programmes;
4) promptly eliminate infringements of the requirements of legal acts on corruption
prevention;
5) in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Government, submit to the officers
of the Special Investigation Service the information necessary for the corruption risk analysis;
6) not, by act or omission, create conditions contributing to criminal acts of a corruptive
nature;
7) educate their employees about the issues of corruption prevention.
3. Prevention of corruption at state, municipal or non-state bodies shall be the
responsibility of the head of the body. When performing this function, the head of the body shall
take measures necessary for the implementation of this Law.
4. The measures necessary for the implementation of corruption prevention at state,
municipal or non-state bodies shall be financed with the funds of these bodies.

CHAPTER FOUR
FINAL PROVISIONS

Article 17. Proposal to the Government and other Bodies Referred to in this Law
The Government and other bodies referred to in this Law shall, by 1 September 2002,
adopt legal acts necessary for the implementation of this Law.

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I promulgate this Law passed by the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania.

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC VALDAS ADAMKUS

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