Participation

Citizens can use this platform to contribute to defining the Constitution of Iceland, and issues such as the voting system, powers of the President’s Office, public or private ownership of natural resources, international cooperation, among others.

Corruption and economic crime damage companies and the general public.

For more than 10 years there has been a tried and tested possibility of submitting reports on the Internet and communicating anonymously with the officers of the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) Lower Saxony. Around 2,600 whistleblowers have already made use of this.

The Internet-bases communication platform BKMS® Incident Reporting provides the possibility of anonymous reporting of suspected corruptions and economic crimes and to communicate with the police case handlers while staying completely anonymous.

The system only accepts and processes corruption and economic crime reports, such as fraud, breach of bookkeeping duties, corruption, embezzlement, copyright infringement, competition offences and bankruptcy offences. All other reports are automatically rejected and the reporting person gets informed about alternative reporting channels (e.g. nearest police station). The system also informs the reporting person about the possible “key offence” arising from the content of the report.

One of the main strengths of the system is the possibility to set up an individual anonymous mailbox, where employees of the LKA Lower Saxony can give feedback on what is happening with the report or ask you questions if details are still unclear. The reporting person is still granted anonymity.

The platform can be accessed via the Website of the LKA Lower Saxony or directly  via https://www.bkms-system.net/bkwebanon/report/clientInfo?cin=lka149ni&c=-1&language=ger

The Political Parties Platform is a web application comprising of two internal monitoring applications, which facilitate the process for political parties to provide information, such as annual accounts, to the Court of Audit.

This database shows data on all public spending in Slovenia (especially electronic transactions), searchable by public body and date.

This online database tracks how candidates and committees raise and spend money in federal elections; users can search by contributions from specific individuals, or by candidate and committee.

This database allows users to search for agents of foreign principals and foreign principals, by name, or country and location.

This register allows the public to search for persons and entities who have arrangements with, and undertake certain activities on behalf of, foreign principals, for the purposes of political or governmental influence.

This website provides information on political entities and their financial activities; the public can search for contributions to political participants, view different kinds of financial reports, and stay informed on regulated political fundraising events.

This register is a searchable database of lobbyists by categories such as the name of organisations, clients, industry or field of activity.

The public can search the register for lobbyists by relevant matter, public policy area, or by name of the public body, or the lobbying organisation.

This searchable database shows the names of all registered lobbyists, as well as the domains in which they carry out their activities.

This website allowed the public to search and view reports and statistics related to lobbying activities reported through registrations and monthly communication reports.

This is a government information platform for citizens, with information on budget, public contracts and procurement, and other formalities.

This website allows citizens to access datasets published by national government agencies in machine readable formats, searchable by category.

This website provides open access to public sector datasets from government authorities.

This platform provides access to various datasets from Czech public institutions, listed by institution name and topics such as public finance, public administration, healthcare etc.

The platform gives all interested stakeholders free access to data from public institutions, educational institutions, and private companies.

This platform collects data from Hungarian public service bodies, scientific and cultural institutions, companies, and data produced by citizens.

This is an open database showing the names and amounts of donations made to various political parties in Latvia, searchable by political party name, date etc.

This database allows citizens to search reports and declarations submitted by political parties, supporting the monitoring of political parties’ compliance with party financing regulations by the Latvians Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau.

This portal allows users to search and access the disclosures related to election campaign and political party funding in Finland, including those filed by both individual candidates and political parties; election funding disclosures for each election; and the financial statements of individual political parties.

This platform allows users to search and access quarterly revenue and expense reports of all Estonian political parties in conformity with the 2013 Political Parties Act.

This portal is a searchable database of the deliberations and findings of the HATVP concerning individuals who wish to undertake various forms of employment after leaving the public sector, and who are subject to certain restrictions under law.

This is the Commission’s list of civil servants above certain grades who must report to the commission on their re-employment status, updated and published on its website four times a year, and including information such as the name of the public official, the new employer, and the position offered to the public official.

This searchable database presents a list of organisations that have joined the Register of Consultant Lobbyists, as well as their clients.

This website provides a summary of MPs’ interests, including certain assets, debts, and gifts they have received.

The public can search for information relating to gifts, sponsored travel and summaries of interest declarations of ministers, parliamentary secretaries and other public office holders.

This register contains information about lobbyists who make representations to the Australian Government on behalf of a third-party client, and includes the names of businesses, clients, and persons engaged by the lobbying entity to carry out lobbying activities.

This is a data visualisation tool that allows users to interrogate CCC corruption allegations data within public institutions, with the option to filter by sector or department, allowing citizens to learn about the number and types of allegations as well as the institutions and activities related to the alleged cases of corruption.

The HATVP uses an algorithm to improve the quality of the declarations submitted by lobbyists on the lobbying register. When completing the “object” (understood as an objective pursued) of a declaration form for which lobbying actions were undertaken during the year, lobbyists are nudged to provide specific details. It must include the subject on which the lobbying action bore, the expected results and the public decision(s) targeted by the activities concerned.