Two additional investigation reports were submitted to Parliament on Monday, September 9, for tabling by the Integrity Commission.

The anti-corruption agency said the reports were formally received at Parliament at 2:20 pm. Hard copies of the reports were also submitted in separate envelopes to the Speaker of the House, the President of the Senate and the House Clerk.

The commission said it anticipates that the reports will be tabled in Parliament as soon as possible.

Parliament is set to reopen on Monday, September 17 after a break period for the summer.

Last Thursday, September 5, the commission submitted to Parliament an investigation report, an associated ruling of its director of corruption prosecution, and a special report.

The Integrity Commission mission is to achieve a corrupt-free society by preventing, detecting, investigating and prosecuting acts of corruption.