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The report covered the legislative, the executive, the judiciary, the public administration, law enforcement bodies, the State Electoral Commission (PKW), the Ombudsman, the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), political parties, non-governmental organisations and the media.
The NIK got 88 points out of the maximum 100 points, mainly for its independence and transparency of its activities. The aim of the report was to gather information on how corruption is prevented and to asses how anti-corruption measures add to the improvement of the public life quality and good governance. Similar monitoring exercises have been conducted in 25 European countries, in cooperation with the European Commission.
