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Non-corrupt and professional public administration — #81 Liability of the state if protection of whistleblowers not ensured

Should the state fail to provide the whistleblower sufficient physical and media protection, it has the duty to compensate any material and immaterial damage that occurs to him/her. The whistleblower shall also have the right to receive adequate financial compensation.

Justification and sources

Selected update

Updated: 04/2017 Parameter update history

Effectiveness:	50%
Progression:	60%
	The law proposal is in the Lower Chamber

The Government proposal, which is in the Lower Chamber of the Parliament, does not foresee a compensation for legitimate whistleblowers for the damage they suffered in relation to whistleblowing made, with the exception of damages received as a result of a successful court case regarding their illicit dismissal. The parallel MP proposal foresees the possibility to request from the ministry of finance the damages for the loss of income and for immaterial loss.

Compared to current state

Updated: 06/2017 Parameter update history

Effectiveness:	50%
Progression:	60%
	The law proposal is in the Lower Chamber

The Government proposal, which is in the Lower Chamber of the Parliament, does not foresee a compensation for legitimate whistleblowers for the damage they suffered in relation to whistleblowing made, with the exception of damages received as a result of a successful court case regarding their illicit dismissal. The parallel MP proposal foresees the possibility to request from the ministry of finance the damages for the loss of income and for immaterial loss.