Ethics in Public Office Act 1995 (No. 22 of 1995) – Ireland (data.oireachtas.ie)

• Requires disclosure of registrable interests by Oireachtas members, Ministers, and designated directors and employees of public bodies.
• Establishes a register of interests, committees for investigation, and a permanent Standards in Public Office Commission.
• Prohibits acceptance of valuable gifts and amends anti-corruption laws; sets penalties for non-compliance.

"The Irish Ethics in Public Office Act 1995 requires holders of public office, including members of the Oireachtas, Ministers, the Attorney General, and designated directors and employees of public bodies, to disclose their interests. It establishes committees in each House of the Oireachtas and a Commission to investigate breaches, prohibits the retention of valuable gifts, and amends the Prevention of Corruption Acts. The Act sets out registrable interests, a register, disclosure procedures, and penalties for non-compliance."