YEREVAN. – The Armenian government decided to reform the council on combating corruption.

The new concept and the rules of procedure were approved during the Cabinet's meeting on Thursday.

The council will be headed by Armenian PM and will include the chief of staff-minister, ministers of justice and finance, prosecutor general and chairman of the ethic commission.

The opposition factions of the parliament can be represented by one delegate each, and two other delegates will represent NGOs dealing with combating corruption.