The Anti-Corruption Law who is an aggrieved person and also to the Union Government Office so that it can continue to take action against him under the arrangement of the Union Attorney-General's Office; (b) shall inform to his Head of the Service Personnel if it is assumed that the accused person should be taken action only by the Civil Services Regulations according to the investigation. 31. The Commission may carry out to fulfil the investigation upon the accused person who has given up his position during the investigation about the charge so as to continue to take action against law or Civil Services Regulations or to seize the respective currencies and properties by the State. 32. Notwithstanding contained in any existing laws, the Commission assumes that if it is necessary to investigate in respect of any offence under this Law, shall vest the following powers to an Investigation Board or an Inspector to investigate the bank accounts in a bank related to the accused: (a) inspecting or making copies of books, bank account or documents deals with the bank which are in possession or under the maintenance of bank and any Financial Institution; (b) inspecting or making copies of sharing account, purchasing account, expenditure account or any cash withdrawal account opened the account at bank by a person; (c) inspecting the things kept in the security box which has been saved in the bank or in other Financial Institution; (d) inspecting or inquiring other information concerning documents, accounts and anything related to sub-sections (a), (b) and (c). 33. The Investigation Board or an Inspector who conferred power under section 32, may seize the investigation books, document, account and money in the following situations; (a) may not inspect, copy or extract the summary without seizing those things; (b) may be concealed the evidence if not seize; (c) require to submit those things as the evidence for prosecuting according to this Law or any other existing law. 34. (a) The Commission may, after receiving information that any moveable property including any financial deed is in possession or under the maintenance of a bank and Financial Institution, which is committed any offence to be taken action against this Law or to be submitted as an exhibit in such case, issue the order not to sell or sell by other means or transfer of such property or any other part of such property until revoking or transferring the Commission's order notwithstanding any provision of the existing law as it believes such information. (b) The bank and financial institution or agent or the Civil Services Personnel shall not be taken criminal action or civil action carrying out the order in sub-section(a). 35. When the Commission believes that the money or any property deals with any offence contained in this Law which has been kept or saved in foreign bank or any person may perform such property not to be transferred by any means in accord with the stipulations. Chapter VI Formation of Commission Page 9 of 14