The first nine employees of the National Anticorruption Center will take the polygraph test on January 23. Another 18 employees will take it the coming days. Over two weeks, specialists of the National Anticorruption Center, the Security and Information Service, and the Ministry of the Interior had been trained by an U.S. expert to use the polygraph, Info-Prim Neo reports. According to a communiqué from the National Anticorruption Center, all the applicants for posts at the Center will have to take the polygraph test. The Center’s employees will also be subject to professional integrity tests regularly and their lifestyles will be monitored. The technical assistance for testing anticorruption officers is provided by the United States.