Denmark | A European body concludes the follow-up of the implementation of anti-corruption recommendations and reveals continuing shortcomings | CUAC

Civil Union - Follow-ups The Group of Countries Against Corruption of the Council of Europe (GRECO) announced the conclusion of the follow-up procedures for Denmark's compliance with the recommendations issued within the fourth round of the evaluation, related to the prevention of corruption among members of parliament, judges and prosecutors. According to the evaluation results, two out of six recommendations were satisfactorily implemented, three recommendations were partially implemented, and one recommendation was not implemented. The report also indicated that none of the recommendations related to members of parliament were fully implemented. The evaluation comes within the framework of the Council of Europe's monitoring of the extent of member states' commitment to standards of integrity, transparency and accountability, and strengthening institutional guarantees for the prevention of corruption. Source: Group of Countries Against Corruption - Council of Europe (GRECO).