The Inspectorate of Government can investigate any public officer, government employee, or person handling public money or property. This means you can report corruption, abuse of power, or misuse of public funds to the Inspectorate for action. Government officials must cooperate with the investigation and cannot block or interfere. The Inspectorate can also investigate private individuals if they are involved in stealing or wasting public resources. This gives you a way to hold public officials accountable and protect public resources.

The jurisdiction of the Inspectorate of Government shall cover officers or leaders whether employed in the public service or not, and also such institutions, organisations or enterprises as Parliament may prescribe by law.

Article 226 establishes the jurisdiction of the Inspectorate of Government over public officers and other specified institutions.

Article 226: Jurisdiction of Inspectorate of Government

226.Jurisdiction of Inspectorate

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