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Legislation Anti-Corruption
The Peruvian Government offers a free service to denounce cases of corruption in the state institutions, in accordance with what is established in the Supreme decree N° 046-2013-PCM that communicates the anti-Corruption Strategy of the Executive branch, and the Legislative Decree 1327 on protection for whistleblowers.
If you need to file a complaint about a possible act of corruption or misconduct committed by an employee of our Institution, you can do so Online through our Website. To exercise this right, you need to have in writing the reasons for your accusation. At the end, after receiving your complaint we will provide you with a tracking code so that you can communicate with us and check the status of your application.
You can report cases as the inadequate provision of services, breach of duty of the authorities, irregularities in public procurement, among others. We are committed to follow up on your complaint, we will validate if you meet the requirements and, if necessary, will be distributed to the Peruvian Government. May contact you to request additional information.
- Requirements
E-mail address in order to receive notifications. - Before you begin, you should know:
Before you start, you should know: Access to the service and enter the reason for your complaint in a clear way. At the end, you will be sent to your email with a code for you to track your process.
Enter your report
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer: NO.
It has been established this channel so that you can file a complaint of corruption of public interest. To which, should consider the concept of corruption in its broadest sense, relating to bribery, fraud, misappropriation or other diversion of resources by a public official or other employee of our Institution. Similarly, in cases of nepotism, extortion, influence peddling, among others.
Answer: yes.
Complaints may be submitted anonymously at our Institution, or entities in the state that it considers competent. For which you should take into account the requirements established by each entity. However, a complaint nominal enables you to maintain a direct communication between the company and the complainant.
Answer: it is NOT recommended.
Complaints should be filed with the competent entity, to file the same complaint with other State entities shall report to facilitate the search for antecedents external and provide a timely response.
Answer: NO.
You can submit your complaint via our virtual channel established by our Institution or the virtual channels of the public entities in their institutional portals or through the Platform of Allegations of Corruption in Peru (Online reporting).
Answer: yes.
You will receive electronic notifications generated by our Institution over the state of your complaint. The same information will be submitted to the central body of the state and may be accessed through the Platform of Allegations of Corruption (Check status of your complaint).
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