Transparency Maldives

Majlis members are currently required to submit their asset declarations to Secretary General of the Majlis, and Judges to the Judicial Service Commission where 3 judges (one each from the Supreme Court and High Court, and one from the lower courts) sit. Do you think this creates a conflict of interest?

~100 votes

The 2013 Global Corruption Barometer survey and the 2014 Democracy Survey show that majority of Maldivians perceive the Parliament as the most corrupt institution in the Maldives. Do you think making asset declarations of Majlis members public will increase public trust in the Parliament?

~100 votes

President, Cabinet Ministers, MP's and Judges are constitutionally required to submit their asset declarations. But there is no constitutional requirement for the Vice President of the Maldives to submit his asset declaration. Do you think this is a problem?

~100 votes

Anti-Corruption Commission says MVR 1,871,424,611.39 has been lost due to corruption offences and corruption related activities. Do you think asset declarations will help to detect cases of corruption such as bribery, fraud, vote buying, and illicit enrichment?

~100 votes

The President, Cabinet Ministers, Judges, and Majlis members are constitutionally required to annually submit their asset declarations. Do you want to see asset declarations of Majlis members made public?

~200 votes