On 16 June 2016, Jordan decided to move forward in Economical-Judicial reform. On that date, the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission (“IACC”) came into force by Law No. 13 of 2016 (“IACC Law”). Two Authorities were merged into one, with the cancelling of the Bureau of Ombudsman Law No. 11 of 2008 and the Anti-Corruption Law No. 62 of 2006. The legislator argued the need to develop this law to establish the principles of justice and accountability and good performance in the public interest, and to ensure adherence to the principles of national integrity, and to fight corruption in its all forms and means, and to activate all values and behavioural norms in the public administration.