Constitution of the Kingdom of Swaziland, 2005 (4) eSwatini The declaration made under this section shall, on demand be produced in evidence before— (a) a court of competent jurisdiction; or (b) an investigator appointed by the Integrity Commission. (5) Any property or assets acquired by an officer after initial declaration required under this section and which is not reasonably attributable to income, Goverrnment loan, inheritance or any other legitimate source shall be deemed to have been acquired in contravention of this Chapter unless duly declared. (6) An allegation that an officer referred to in this section has contravened or has not complied with a provision of this Chapter shall be made to the Integrity Commission and in the case of a member of the Integrity Commission, to the Judicial Service Commission which shall, unless the person concerned makes a written admission of the contravention or non-compliance, cause the matter to be investigated. (7) The Integrity Commission or the Judicial Service Commission, as the case may be, may take such action as the Commission considers appropriate in respect of the results of the investigation or admission. 242. Failure to comply with Code (1) An officer who contravenes the Code may, after due process of law, be dismissed or removed from office by reasons of such breach or abuse and may be disqualified from holding any public office either generally or for a specified period. (2) Any property or assets acquired after the initial declaration under this Chapter and which is not reasonably attributable to income, Goverrnment loan, inheritance or any other legitimate source, shall, after due process of law, be forfeited to Goverrnment. 243. The Integrity Commission (1) The Commission on Human Rights and Public Administration established in terms of section 163 of this Constitution shall for purposes of this Chapter, constitute the Integrity Commission. (2) The Integrity Commission is responsible for receiving from time to time, declarations in writing of assets and liabilities of persons referred to in section 240(2), for enforcing the Code and supervising all matters connected with the Code as may be prescribed. 244. Penalties, etc. Parliament may make law— (a) prescribing penalties additional to those prescribed for breach of the Code; (b) prescribing procedures, guidelines and practices for ensuring the effective enforcement of the Code; (c) necessary for ensuring the promotion and maintenance of honesty, probity, impartiality and integrity in public affairs; (d) for the proper custody of declarations and other documents delivered to the Commission; (e) for the maintenance of secrecy in respect of all information received by the Commission in the course of its duties with respect to the assets, liabilities and income of any person referred to in section 240(2); and (f) for a suitable judicial code of conduct. By Laws.Africa and contributors. Licensed under CC-BY. Share widely and freely. 87