The Government of Malta has formally introduced amendments to the parliamentary Code of Ethics that would modify the way financial disclosures are submitted by elected officials. The proposed reform, presented to Parliament’s Standards Committee, would remove the longstanding requirement for ministers to file a separate declaration of assets distinct from the standard form submitted by Members of Parliament....
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