Article 36

Offences related to conflicts of interest, insider trading, and all financial offences are punishable by law. 
Public authorities are required to prevent and repress, in accordance with the law, all forms of wrongdoing related to the activities of public administrations and public bodies, the use of public funds under their control, and the award and management of public procurement.
Influence peddling and the granting of undue privileges, abuse of dominant or monopoly positions, and all other practices contrary to the principles of free and fair competition in economic relations are punishable by law. 
Fight Against Corruption is hereby established.

Article 159 

Governance bodies are independent. They shall receive the support of State institutions.The law may, if necessary, establish other regulatory and governance bodies, in addition to those mentioned below.

Article 167

The National Authority for Probity, Prevention and the Fight Against Corruption, established pursuant to Article 36, is tasked in particular with initiating, coordinating, supervising, and monitoring the implementation of anti-corruption and prevention policies; gathering and disseminating information in this field; contributing to the promotion of integrity in public life; and reinforcing the principles of good governance, a culture of public service, and the values of responsible citizenship.