National Transparency Authority 

The National Transparency Authority (heirinafter NTA) was established with Law 4622/2019, as an Independent Authority with a horizontal anti-corruption mandate. The key tasks of the Authority are (a) to enhance transparency, integrity and accountability in the action of government bodies, administrative authorities, state institutions, and public organizations, and (b) to prevent, deter, detect, and respond to fraud and corruption in public and private bodies and organizations.
The establishment of the NTA aimed at a complete restructuring of six pre-existing key state entities.

The Authority exercises its competences in all bodies and services of the general government as well as to private bodies receiving state funding or concluding any type of contract with the public sector. The Authority is subject only to parliamentary control and operates in accordance with the principles of control, accountability, integrity, and transparency.