Auditor-General’s Report: 39 civil servants staying in quarters did not have rent deducted


PETALING JAYA: Thirty nine tenants have not had their salaries deducted under the civil servants quarters programme, costing the Government RM811,326, the Auditor-General's Report 2014 has found.

These were among the weaknesses found in Property Management Division (PMD), which was responsible for managing, overseeing and controlling Government quarters for eligible civil servants.

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