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Réduit Triangle, Moka, Mauritius

Declaration of Assets

  1. Communique from the ICAC
  2. The Declaration of Assets Act 2018
  3. The Declaration of Assets (Amendment) Act 2019
  4. Proclamation No. 31 of 2019
  5. The Declaration of Assets (Declaration Forms) Regulations 2019
  6. The Declaration of Assets (State-owned Enterprises) Regulations 2019
  7. Guidelines
  8. Declaration Form – First Schedule (affidavit)
  9. Declaration Form – Second Schedule
  10. Additional Assets Declaration Form – Template 1 (Affidavit)
  11. Additional Assets Declaration Form – Template 2

Recent Posts

  • Bid Proposal

SALE BY TENDER – Motor Vehicles

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) invites sealed bids for the sale of the following Motor Vehicles: One 15-seater Microbus, Make :Mercedes, Model : Benz MB 140 D2.9, Registration Mark: 1738JU03; Two Motor Cars, [...]

Communique – ICAC Vacancy

Thank you for your interest in the ICAC, and for submitting your application for the following vacancies:Legal AdviserIT/Web DeveloperOfficer – Declaration of AssetsWe wish to inform you that these positions have been filled. Thank you.  [...]

African Anti-Corruption Day 2022

African Union theme 2022: “Strategies and Mechanisms for the Transparent Management of Covid-19 Funds” In recognition of the progress that has been made and cognizant of the need to continually reflect on approaches to [...]

National Anti-Corruption Fresco Competition

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in collaboration with the Beau-Bassin/Rose-Hill Rotary Club is inviting the general public particularly the youth to participate in a ‘National Anti-Corruption Fresco Competition’ on the theme ‘Ar Mwa [...]

Offences Illustrated: Section 9 – Influencing Public Official

  • Influencing public official
  • Influencing public official
Disclaimer: The extracts illustrated above are based on corruption offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002. They do not purport to interpret the law and are for general guidance only. They certainly do not include/cover all possible situations/scenarios of each corruption offence and cannot substitute the law. You are advised to seek legal advice in case of doubt.