The meeting of the Anti-corruption Commission under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstanwas held
20 February 2014, Thursday
The following issues were on the agenda:
1. Review of the results of analysis and systematization of violations and faults revealed by the state financial control authorities in 2012 and Q1 2013.
2. Approval of the plan of work of the Anti-corruption Commission under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstanfor 2014.
3. Reviewoftheresultsofmonitoringoftheinformationoncorruptpracticesin the work of officials of the Ministrypresented in mass media, including Internet and “Hot line”, as well as the information contained in received addresses of citizens and legal persons.
DeputyHeadoftheDepartmentfor Financial Control, Accounting and Reporting under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan, Evgeniya Goncharova, reported on the first issue. TheinformationregardingsecondandthirdissueswereaddressedbytheLeadingCouncilorof the Departmentfor Civil Service and Personnel, Authorized person for prevention of corruption and other violations, Ekaterina Piternova.
ProtocoloftheCommissionmeeting, aswell the approved plan of the work of Commission for 2014 will be posted on the website in the section “Anti-corruption measures”.
Press Service of the Ministry
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