Economic and Organised Crime Act, 2010 (Act 804) Pays/Territoire Ghana Type du document Législation Date 2010 Source FAO, FAOLEX Sujet Général Mot clé Législation de base Gouvernance Infractions/sanctions Institution Accès-à-la-justice Procédures judiciaires/procédures administratives Mise en application Cour/tribunaux Commerce/industrie/sociétés Questions de procédures Aire géographique Afrique, Atlantique Nord, Afrique de l'Ouest Résumé This act establishes an Economic and Organised Crime Office as a specialised agency to monitor and investigate economic and organised crime and on the authority of the Attorney-General prosecute these offences to recover the proceeds of crime and provide for related matters. The functions of the Office are to (a) investigate and on the authority of the Attorney-General prosecute serious offences that involve (i) financial or economic loss to the Republic or any State entity or institution in which the State has financial interest, (ii) money laundering, (iii) human trafficking, (iv) prohibited cyber activity, (v) tax fraud, and (vi) other serious offences; (b) recover the proceeds of crime; (c) monitor activities connected with the offences specified in paragraph (a) to detect correlative crimes; (d) take reasonable measures necessary to prevent the commission of crimes specified in paragraph (a) and their correlative offences; (e) disseminate information gathered in the course of investigation to law enforcement agencies, other appropriate public agencies and other persons the Office considers appropriate in connection with the offences specified in paragraph (a); (f) co-operate with relevant foreign or international agencies in furtherance of this Act; and (g) perform any other functions connected with the objects of the Office. Texte intégral Anglais Site web sherloc.unodc.org