vigilance

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Across
  1. 1. A benefit or advantage to which the recipient is not legally entitled.
  2. 5. A term historically used for a wrongful or improper act of lesser gravity.
  3. 8. A written statement whose contents are formally affirmed or sworn before an authorised person.
  4. 9. Giving deliberately false evidence after taking a legally recognised oath or affirmation.
  5. 10. A formal judicial authorisation empowering police or another authority to take a specified legal action.
  6. 12. A law-making measure promulgated by the executive when constitutional conditions permit it during legislative recess.
  7. 13. Systematic observation maintained to detect or monitor suspicious activity.
  8. 15. The person presently holding a particular office or position.
  9. 16. The formal ending of a session of Parliament without dissolving the House.
  10. 18. Examination performed after death to assist in determining its cause and circumstances.
  11. 21. In anti-corruption terminology, an advantage or benefit received in connection with an official act.
  12. 23. Deliberate refusal to obey a lawful direction of a superior authority.
  13. 26. The allowance associated with maintaining an employee during suspension.
  14. 27. A formal expression of disapproval that may appear as a minor disciplinary consequence.
  15. 29. A writ through which a superior court may call for and examine the proceedings of an inferior authority.
  16. 31. Restoration to service following an earlier termination, removal or suspension.
  17. 32. The minimum number of members required for a deliberative body to transact its business.
  18. 35. Institution and conduct of criminal proceedings against an accused person.
  19. 37. The legal authority of a court or tribunal to hear and decide a matter.
  20. 38. The presence of additional disease or medical conditions along with a primary condition.
  21. 40. Leaving or changing political allegiance, particularly in the context of elected representatives.
Down
  1. 2. A method of dispute resolution in which a neutral arbitrator determines the matter outside ordinary court trial.
  2. 3. The study of the distribution, causes and patterns of disease in populations.
  3. 4. An arrangement in which multiple political parties join together to form or support a government.
  4. 6. A person who reports suspected wrongdoing or irregularity through an appropriate channel.
  5. 7. Scientific examination of physical or digital evidence for investigative purposes.
  6. 11. The outcome when an allegation is not established against the charged person.
  7. 14. Formal determination of a dispute or issue by a competent authority or court.
  8. 17. An independent mechanism associated with investigation of complaints against maladministration.
  9. 19. A writ commanding a public authority to perform a duty imposed by law.
  10. 20. Being passed over in service advancement in favour of another employee.
  11. 22. Describes an offence for which police have statutory power to investigate without a warrant, subject to law.
  12. 24. Constitutional distribution of legislative and executive powers between different levels of government.
  13. 25. A constitutional process for examining/removing certain high constitutional office-holders on specified grounds.
  14. 28. The process of pursuing or defending a dispute through a court of law.
  15. 30. A doctor's assessment of the probable course or outcome of a disease.
  16. 33. A term used when the consequence or loss is measured in money.
  17. 34. Describes a power exercised according to judgment within the limits prescribed by law or rules.
  18. 36. Describes an offence where police investigation ordinarily requires the prescribed order/permission of a Magistrate.
  19. 39. In disciplinary terminology, the employee against whom misconduct proceedings are initiated.