Published: 15 May 2014
The purpose of the research is to study statutory regulations combating corruption in Singapore; analysis of legal acts in Singapore which form the basis of the implementation of anti-corruption policy of Singapore. The methodological basis of the research is general scientific methods of cognition (analysis, synthesis, analogy, classification, comparison), systemic and historical comparative methods. As a result of the research the basic legal acts in Singapore and other foreign countries (Hong Kong, UK, USA) in the field of combating corruption have been analyzed. Legal provisions under criminal law have been identified in "positive" legislation. The trends of the public and private agencies performance in the field of combating corruption have been revealed. The shortcomings in the anti-corruption policy of Singapore pointed out by Transparency International experts have been analyzed. Scientific novelty is provided through analyzing legal framework of combating corruption in Singapore; through presentation using comparativist approach of the outcomes of researching regulatory legal acts of Singapore.