A-G's Report 2017: VEP system implemented without open tender


KUALA LUMPUR: The Auditor-General's Report 2017 (second series) questioned the manner in which the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) system between Johor and Singapore was implemented in 2015.

Besides a drastic hike in operational expenditure, the RM149.45mil collection charges system was awarded through direct negotiations instead of open tender, the audit revealed.

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