[6] According to the GCB EU 2021 report, people consider that the most corrupt institutions or individuals are: members of parliament (33%), business executives (27%), local government representatives and mayors (21%), judges and magistrates (21%).
[6] The report notes the most common cases of bribery in the last 12 months by service: healthcare institutions (19%), identity documents (6%) and police (4%).
[6] Lithuanian Map of Corruption 2019 report, published by STT, provides an overview based on the surveys of the population, company executives and public servants.
[5] The most common cases of corruption were perceived to be in: healthcare institutions, the courts, the parliament, municipalities and political parties.
A survey conducted by Vilmorus in 2020 showed that the most corrupt areas perceived by the respondents were: healthcare (47%), the courts (37%) and the parliament (30%).
[11] Special Investigation Service (abbreviated as STT, Lithuanian: Specialiųjų tyrimų tarnyba) is the main law enforcement institution in Lithuania to combat corruption.