Bulgaria’s parliament has initiated procedures to reconstitute the Commission for Countering Corruption (CCAC), an anti-corruption body. Lawmakers recently voted to adopt rules proposed by the Progressive Bulgaria party governing the nomination, vetting, and hearing processes for potential candidates. The move follows a period where the CCAC was inactive, raising concerns about oversight of corruption. Deputies now have seven days to submit nominations for consideration. The adopted rules aim to ensure a transparent and thorough selection process. This development signals a renewed effort to address corruption within the country’s institutions. The process will involve scrutiny of candidates’ backgrounds and public hearings before final appointments are made.