The approach of the Islamic Consultative Assembly to non-criminal laws in order to reduce corruption

The subject of this research is to examine the approach and position of the Islamic Consultative Assembly to reduce corruption in the field of non-criminal laws. Therefore, the research question is what is the approach of the parliament to non-criminal laws in the field of anti-corruption. The hypothesis of the research is that the hypothesis of this research is that despite the minimal care of the legislature on these two issues and its sub-indicators such as transparency of the budget system, review of property and assets of officials and legal protection of corruption disclosure, sufficient attention and There is no merit for the institution in these areas. The results of the research show that although the Islamic Consultative Assembly in recent decades has paid more attention to issues such as transparency and the right of public access to information and conflict of interest, in practice what has been achieved is far from the standard and desirable conditions. The research method in this article is descriptive-analytical qualitative and the data is collected in a library method by taking notes.