Property inquiry commission extends asset disclosure deadline to July 16
Summary
The Property Inquiry Commission has extended the asset disclosure submission deadline for current and former public officials to July 16 to allow more time for collecting necessary documents.
Key Points
- The Property Inquiry Commission extended the asset disclosure deadline to July 16.
- The extension was granted following requests from individuals inside and outside the country.
- Over 3,500 property declarations and more than 60 complaints have been received so far.
- The commission investigates the assets of public officials from 1991 to 2026, expecting 40,000 to 50,000 declarations.
