This Law establishes measures for the prevention, detection and punishment of corruption and applies to the following persons: (a) who exercise a public function, regardless of the way in which they have been invested, within public authorities or public institutions; (b) who perform, permanently or temporarily, according to the acting legislation, a function or a task, to the extent that they participate in or can influence decisions, within public services, autonomous corporations, companies, national companies, cooperative units or other economic agents; (c) who exercise control duties, according to the acting legislation; (d) who provide specialized assistance to the units referred to in lit. (a) and (b), in so far as they participate in decision-making or are able to influence it; (e) who, regardless of their capacity, carry out, control or provide specialized assistance, in so far as they participate in decision-making or are able to influence it, in respect of: transactions involving the movement of capital, banking, foreign exchange or credit transactions, investment transactions, on stock exchanges, in insurance, in mutual funds or concerning bank accounts and those assimilated to them, domestic and international commercial transactions; (f) who hold a leading position in a political party or group, in a trade union, in an employers' organization or in a non-profit-making association or foundation; (g) other natural persons than those referred to in item (a) of this Article who are not members of a political party or group, or who are not members of a trade union, employers' organization or a non-profit-making association or foundation. The acts of bribery or influence peddling committed by a person who: (a) holds public office; (b) is a judge or prosecutor; (c) is a criminal investigation body or has the powers of ascertaining or sanctioning contraventions; (d) is one of the persons referred to in Article 293 of the Criminal Code shall be punished by the penalty referred to in Article 289 or 291 of the Criminal Code, the limits of which shall be increased by one third. The following offences shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of three to ten years and disqualification from exercising certain rights, if committed with the aim of obtaining for oneself or for another person money, property or other undue advantage: (a) the intentional determination of a lower value, in relation to the real commercial value, of goods belonging to economic operators in which the State or a local public administration authority is a shareholder, committed in the context of privatization or foreclosure action, judicial reorganization or liquidation or in the course of a commercial operation, or of goods belonging to the public authority or public institutions; (b) the award of grants in breach of the law or the failure to ensure, in accordance with the law, that the purpose for which the grants are awarded is complied with; and (c) the use of grants for purposes other than those for which they were awarded and the use for other purposes of loans guaranteed by public funds or to be repaid from public funds. This Law consists of V Chapter divided into 33 Articles. Chapter I lays down general provisions. Chapter II establishes special rules of conduct concerning certain categories of persons in order to prevent corruption. Chapter III classifies corruption offences. Chapter IV establishes procedural provisions. Chapter V lays down final provisions.