Corruption-generating factors
Corruption-generating factors — provisions of regulatory legal acts (drafts of regulatory legal acts) that establish for the law enforcement body unreasonably broad discretion or the possibility of unreasonable application of exceptions from general rules, as well as provisions containing vague, difficult to implement and (or) burdensome requirements for citizens and organizations, thereby creating conditions for the manifestation of corruption1.
Federal Law No. 172-FZ dated July 17, 2009 "On Anti-Corruption Review of Regulatory Legal Acts and Drafts of Regulatory Legal Acts", as amended on July 17, 2009, Article 1, paragraph 2 // RSFSR. 2009. No. 29. Page 3609. ↩