Ali Hamsa: Problems cited in A-G’s report will be rectified


KUALA LUMPUR: The Government acknowledged public outrage over mismanagement and wastage cited in the 2013 Auditor-General’s report and will continue to make improvements to overcome the weaknesses, says Chief Secretary to the Govern­ment Tan Sri Dr Ali Hamsa.

He said no ministry was “perfect” when asked about the repeated procurement problems and mismanagement by government ministries that made up the bulk of issues in each A-G’s report.

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