Legislation
Legal Framework and Anti-Corruption Laws
Legal Framework
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission operates within a comprehensive legal and policy framework.
The legal basis for ZACC's operations ensures independence, accountability, and effectiveness.
Constitutional Framework
Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 20 of 2013)
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is established as an independent constitutional commission.
Enabling Legislation
Anti-Corruption Commission Act [Chapter 9:22]
Act Overview
The Anti-Corruption Commission Act [Chapter 9:22] operationalises the constitutional mandate of ZACC.
Key Provisions Include:
Criminal and Procedural Laws
ZACC derives investigative and enforcement support from the following statutes:
Financial Crimes and Asset Recovery Legislation
Governance and Public Sector Integrity Laws
International and Regional Instruments
Zimbabwe is a State Party to key international anti-corruption conventions which guide the work of ZACC:
These instruments reinforce Zimbabwe's commitment to international cooperation, asset recovery, and the promotion of integrity and good governance.
Legislative Framework
The following legislation forms the legal framework for ZACC's operations:
Regulations and Statutory Instruments
The Minister responsible for anti-corruption, in consultation with ZACC, may issue regulations and statutory instruments.
These regulations provide detailed operational guidelines, procedures, and standards.
Access to Legislation
Members of the public are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the laws governing anti-corruption in Zimbabwe.
Legal Inquiries
For legal inquiries, compliance guidance, or questions about anti-corruption legislation, please contact our Legal Department.
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