RA 1379

- An act declaring forfeiture of - Unlawfully acquired properties by the

any property found to have
been unlawfully acquired by any
public officer or employee after
appropriate judicial proceedings
- Provides for the proceedings of
the complaint against the public
officer or employee
- Provides for the penalties to any
public officer or employee who
are found guilty in violating this
act.
public officer or employee:
* recorded in the name of, or held by,
the respondent's spouse, ascendants,
descendants, relatives, or any other
person.
* transferred to another person/s on or
after the effectivity of this Act.
* unlawful property donated to the re-
spondent during incumbency

- promotes accountability and - defines and punishes

- Discourage the act of red
tape
- governs public office
RA 9485 - Prevents unlawful acts
in the government and
- Anti-Red Tape Act public service
- Laws that serves as
- reduce the act of red tape, standards for ethical be-
prevent graft and corruption haviour in public service
the acts of unlawful
acquirement of prop-
erties of public officers
or employees in the
duration of their public
RA 7080
service

- It covers government agencies and of-

fices, local government units, and gov-
ernment-owned or controlled corpora-
tions
- directs for the adoption of faster and
simplified procedures, identification of
frontline services, provides more acces-
sible frontline services, establishment of
Citizen’s Charter which provides for the
service standards or guidelines, and un-
dertake reengineering of systems and
procedures in government transactions
- Defines the violations and provides for the
penalties
- restricts and punishes
the act of corruption
among the public offi-
cers and employees and
in the government
- promotes justness and
honesty
- An act that defines and penalizes the
crime of plunder
- Prohibits public officer to acquiring Ill-
gotten wealth
- punishes any public officer who di-
rectly or indirectly, by himself or in
connivance with members of his fam-
ily, relatives by affinity or consanguin-
ity, business associates, subordinates
or other persons, amasses, accumu-
lates or acquires ill-gotten wealth
through a combination or series of
overt criminal acts as described in
Sec. 1(d) of the law.