Knesset; there is no parallel regulation with the executive branch, there is no central oversight body, and the level of transparency of lobbying activity is limited.
Conflicts of interest: Alongside a broad normative framework, implementation is limited – the rate of submission of declarations is not complete, and there is no central mechanism for their systematic review.
Transparency: There are shortcomings in the proactive publication of information, including the publication of tender results and conflict of interest declarations by members of the judiciary, with some of the information only accessible through freedom of information requests.
Risk and data management: Strengthening the systematic implementation of corruption risk management and expanding the use of data and analytical tools for the early detection of these risks is required.