The National Agency for Prevention of Corruption (NAPC), which is the operator of the e-declaration, system, will allow the NABU to have access to the database for a limited period of time, the NABU's press service said.
NABU agents will be able to obtain attested electronic and hard copies of the needed documents.
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The NAPC in turn said that its authority includes storage of e-declarations submitted by members of the central and local government. It allows temporary access only in cases authorized by a court, as such documents are protected by the law on personal data.
The NAPC earlier sent the first administrative protocols to court that prove the failure to provide e-declarations or late submission.
"In keeping with the protocols, the authorized NAPC agents have revealed four cases of the late submission of e-declarations for 2015 without a reasonable excuse," the NAPC said.
