68. Are elected officials required to submit reports regarding their finances?

"Section 17

Upon taking and leaving offices, the following persons shall, in writing or electronic form, declare their assets and liabilities, regardless of whether those assets are inside or outside the country, and shall submit, in person, to Anti-corruption Unit.

1. Members of Senate, members of National Assembly, and Members of the Royal Government

2. Appointed public officials with a specific mandate

3. Members of the National Council Against corruption, chairperson, vice-chairpersons and all officials of the Anti-corruption Unit

4. Civil servants, police, military personnel and other public servants appointed by Royal Decrees or Sub-decrees

5. Other officials appointed by Prakas and decided by Anti-corruption Unit’s list of declaration on assets and liabilities, after the consultation with National Council Against corruption

6. Trial judges, prosecutors, notary public, court clerks and bailiff.

7. Leaders of civil society."

Source: Section 17, Anti-Corruption Law, 2010