CCT Anti-Corruption Court Proposal

The Code of Conduct Tribunal has requested the National Assembly's support to transform into a National Anti-Corruption Court to expedite corruption prosecutions. The proposal includes seven judicial divisions and a summary trial system for cases to be resolved within six weeks.

The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) plans to transform into a National Anti-Corruption Court, seeking National Assembly approval. This court would handle corruption cases exclusively, with 37 judges across seven divisions, aiming for expedited trials within six weeks.

The Code of Conduct Tribunal is seeking National Assembly approval to transform into a National Anti-Corruption Court, which would expedite corruption trials. The proposed court would feature seven divisions and 37 judges, aiming for case resolution within six weeks.