61. Is it specified that a particular institution(s) is responsible for overseeing compliance with existing rules against abuse of state resources?

"leader" include a person who currently hold any of the following positions:

• Te Beretitenti;
• Kauoman ni Beretitenti;
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• Speaker, Clerk of the Maneaba ni Maungatabu;
• Member of the Maneaba ni Maungatabu;
• Attorney General, Solicitor General, Director of Public Prosecution;
• Chief Justice, Judge, Magistrate, Registrar of Court;
• Commissioner of Police;
• Mayor, Councillor, Clerk of Local Government;
• Administrative Head of a Government Ministry, Agency and State Owned Enterprise (including Board Director);
• Constitutional Office Holder, Kiribati High Commissioner or Ambassador, Special Envoy.

Source: Article 3, Leaders Code of Conduct Act 2016, Act 9 of 2016

A Leader must

• ensure that public facilities are used reasonably for public purposes only;

Source: Article 5, Leaders Code of Conduct Act 2016, Act 9 of 2016

A Leader must

• ensure that public resources are not wasted, abused or used improperly or extravagantly when performing his public duties;

Source: Article 6, Leaders Code of Conduct Act 2016, Act 9 of 2016

(5) The primary functions of the Leadership Commission are:

• to receive complaint against Leaders;
• to investigate alleged violations of this Code;
• to require the evidence of any witness (whether written or oral) to be given on oath or affirmation;
• to summon any person to give evidence or produce relevant documents or things in his possession;
• to report on the outcome of all investigations;
• to educate the public on matters related to this Code, and
• to determine their own rules of procedures.

Source: Article 13, Leaders Code of Conduct Act 2016, Act 9 of 2016

The Leadership Commission is the institution specified to deal with allegations of abuse of state resources made against specified leaders