Ministerial discretion on oil and gas licences poses corruption risk – -cites possible bullying of regulators by oil and gas companies

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Allowing the minister with responsibility for the oil and gas sector to have discretionary powers in granting prospecting and production licences affords the opportunity for corruption and bribery – a money laundering predicate offence –says the Money Laundering/Terrorist Financing (ML/TF) National Risk Assessment (NRA) report.

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