52. Calls on parliamentarians, as elected by the people, to take the lead and act to eliminate corruption, in that corruption affects all parts of society, undermines public trust and confidence in government institutions, and hinders societies’ efforts to become selfreliant; 53. Urges the OSCE to continue developing its toolbox to counter emerging threats, including by considering a revision of its consensus-based decision-making procedure, reinforcing its early warning and early action mechanisms, developing its legal personality, and pursuing external co-operation with partners; 54. Reiterates the unique role of the Parliamentary Assembly within the OSCE in building relationships based on constructive dialogue, trust and mutual respect between all OSCE countries. 7