What will you do about public officials using immunity to escape accountability?

The ADC will: 1. Reform executive immunity to protect governance, not corruption. Public officials will be able to carry out their duties without unnecessary distraction, but no one will be shielded from accountability for wrongdoing. Details: ● Amend existing laws to clearly define the limits of executive immunity, ensuring it cannot be used to block accountability processes ● Limit immunity strictly to official duties. ● Exclude offences such as embezzlement, contract fraud, and illicit enrichment from the scope of immunity protections ● Allow investigations to continue while officials are in office. Empower anti-corruption agencies to conduct full investigations, including evidence collection and asset tracing, while officials remain in office. ● Remove statutes of limitation for corruption-related offences involving public office holders ● Establish special fast-track courts for cases involving top public officials. Serious cases will be handled quickly and efficiently, without unnecessary delays or political interference.