Argentine Republic · Non-profit organisation

Transparency you can verify.

The International Council for the Fight against Corruption (CILC) works to prevent corruption and promote integrity in the public and private sectors, under its own rules of control, which it publishes and follows.

Registered office
Roque Sáenz Peña 651, office 64, Buenos Aires
Council
cilclegal.org
Email
info@supervisorycommission.org
Mission

An organisation that fights corruption starts by holding itself to account.

That is why the CILC has a Supervisory Commission. It oversees compliance with the Council’s Code of Ethics, reviews possible conflicts of interest and reports publicly every year. Its composition, functions and opinions are published on this site.

Members of the Commission

Three-year term · Honorary positions
Portrait of Dzianis Limarau
Chair of the Commission01

Dzianis Limarau

Convenes and chairs the sessions, signs the Commission’s opinions and represents it before the Assembly and the Board of Directors.

Area: leadership and representation

Portrait of Vasili Isaul
First Vice-Chair02

Vasili Isaul

Oversees the integrity programme: the Code of Ethics, conflicts of interest and the whistleblowing channel. Stands in for the Chair when absent.

Area: integrity and compliance

Portrait of Ignat Krukovskiy
Second Vice-Chair03

Ignat Krukovskiy

Oversees institutional transparency: publication of reports, relations with other organisations and replies to public enquiries. Stands in for the First Vice-Chair.

Area: transparency and institutional relations

Functions

What the Commission does

Upholds the Code of Ethics

Interprets the Code and issues non-binding opinions on enquiries or breaches.

Reviews conflicts of interest

Receives and examines the declarations of interests of officers and staff.

Oversees the whistleblowing channel

Guarantees the whistleblower’s confidentiality and follows up on every case.

Reports every year

Presents an annual report to the Assembly and publishes it on this site.

Policies

The rules the Commission applies

The Commission’s work rests on the Council’s published policies. All seventeen are available on cilclegal.org.