Increased Transparency and Apolitical Governance in State-Owned Companies.
This law introduces new rules for selecting and operating supervisory boards in state-owned companies, emphasizing independence and professionalism. Citizens will gain access to a public register of remuneration for management and supervisory board members of these companies, and individuals in these roles will be prohibited from financing political parties or election committees. The aim is to limit political influence and increase transparency in state asset management.
Key points
"Independent members" will be introduced to supervisory boards of state-owned companies, selected through open competitions and free from political ties.
All supervisory and management board members in state-owned companies must meet higher qualification requirements and cannot have a criminal record for intentional offenses.
A public register of remuneration for supervisory and management board members of state-owned companies will be created, enhancing transparency.
Members of management and supervisory boards of state-owned companies will be prohibited from donating to political parties or election committees, aiming to curb political corruption.
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