And she added: “The President of the Commission had discussed, on the eleventh of this month, with the President of the Anbar Appeal Court, they discussed ways to raise the levels of cooperation and joint coordination between the national oversight bodies and the judicial system, in order to support anti-corruption efforts, improve its work mechanisms, and raise the level of coordination and cooperation between the judges.” The head of the Integrity Commission directed to cancel the previous circular issued by the previous presidencies of the commission, which stipulates that information received by the commission and related to special grades should not be presented to the judiciary except following obtaining the approval of the commission’s presidency.
The commission indicated that “Judge Haider Hanoun stressed in his directives to the investigation directorates and offices in Baghdad and the governorates that they can present the news related to senior officials and special grades to the competent judge, which can be transferred to a criminal case that the commission’s investigators consider under the supervision of the judiciary without referring to him.”
On the eleventh of this month, the President of the Commission discussed with the President of the Anbar Appeal Court ways to raise the levels of cooperation and joint coordination between the national oversight agencies and the judicial system. In order to support anti-corruption efforts, improve its work mechanisms, raise the level of coordination and cooperation between the investigating judges and investigators of the Commission, and remove some routine episodes that would delay the completion of corruption cases.
