Public Prosecutor Says Transparency in Donors Facilitates Detection of Crimes in Party Funding
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The Public Prosecutor's Office wants to reinforce the "access and public scrutiny mechanisms" relating to donations received by the parties, reversing the concealment of the names of the financiers.
Position is contained in opinions sent by the Higher Council of the Public Prosecutor's Office to Parliament on PS, Free and BE projects to reverse the concealment of the names of party financiers.
Opinions sent to Parliament MP content says transparency in donors facilitates detection of crimes in party funding appears first in MINHO.
The Higher Council of the Public Prosecutor's Office (CSMP) considers that enhancing transparency on the identity of party donors can facilitate the detection of crimes in party funding and contributes to the effectiveness of its action in this area.
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