It suggests the ombudsman, known as the Lokpal, be a recommending authority without prosecuting powers.
Where the ancient Romans asked "who will guard the guardians?", the question for modern Ukraine is "who will prosecute the prosecutors?" The current plan is to set up an independent anti-corruption bureau, with its own investigative and prosecuting powers.
For that position to be justified, the United States military must maintain its credibility by having just procedures for prosecuting abuses of power.
Considering the gaps in the system for reporting, investigating and prosecuting sexual abuse allegations, Power said, the number of actual allegations against peacekeepers "could be far worse".
"They don't want this information in the public domain because they're not willing to prosecute the political power brokers behind these things".
That isn't too say that people aren't looking for what they've always looked for in politics which is a lead - people to stand up for the things that they believe in, argue for them and if they get the opportunity to be in power, prosecute them.
That will be put to a referendum, followed by national elections.But the generals may seek some continuing influence, mainly for fear that Mr Thaksin's camp will regain power and start prosecuting them for the coup.
In May, he told the Wichita Eagle that while he was pleased the two proposals had passed, he wanted to see the state's election laws made stricter by giving his office power to prosecute voter fraud.
Shortly after taking power, the Rwandan government began prosecuting crimes committed during the genocide.
Kenneth W. Starr's replacement, the man with the power to prosecute the president after he leaves office -- and, potentially, to affect the outcome of a close New York Senate race -- goes about his business here in almost perfect anonymity.
