The Inspector General of Government (IGG) has a unique set of powers. Under the 1995 Constitution (as amended), the IGG was given a remit to discipline, not just civil servants, but also elected officials especially in matters of corruption.
The inspectorate has powers to investigate any decision or advice taken by any public official or authority.
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