(b) The President shall appoint to the AntiCorruption Commission those persons approved by a majority of the members of the People’s Majlis present and voting, from the names submitted to the People’s Majlis as provided for in the statute governing the Anti-Corruption Commission. Qualifications 201. To be qualified for appointment to the Anti-Corruption Commission, a person shall possess the educational qualifications, experience and recognized competence necessary to discharge the functions of the AntiCorruption Commission. Members of the AntiCorruption Commission shall not engage in any other employment. Responsibilities and powers 202. The Anti-Corruption Commission’s responsibilities and powers include the following: (a) to inquire into and investigate all allegations of corruption; any complaints, information, or suspicion of corruption must be investigated; (b) to recommend further inquiries and investigations by other investigatory bodies, and to recommend prosecution of alleged offences to the Prosecutor General, where warranted; (c) to carry out research on the prevention of corruption and to submit recommendations for improvement to relevant authorities regarding actions to be taken; (d) to promote the values of honesty and integrity in the operations of the State, and to promote public awareness of the dangers of corruption; 73