The government cannot control or direct the Inspectorate of Government when it investigates corruption or abuse of power. You have the right to report corruption complaints without fear that the government will block the investigation. The Inspectorate can work independently to hold public officials accountable. This protects ordinary people by ensuring that corruption cases are handled fairly and without political interference.

The Inspectorate of Government shall be independent in the performance of its functions and shall not be subject to the direction or control of any person or authority and shall only be responsible to Parliament.

 Article 227 guarantees the independence of the Inspectorate of Government in its operations.

Article 227: Inspectorate of Government Independence

227. Independence of Inspectorate

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