Streamlining: Shaharuddin briefing the media on JPJ plans to tighten procedures. — Bernama
PUTRAJAYA: With the arrest of 46 of its officers in less than a week, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) has set up a task force to study its internal procedures and do away with corrupt practices among its staff.
JPJ director-general Datuk Seri Shaharuddin Khalid said the task force, which is led by the department’s integrity division, would do a “gap analysis” to streamline the department’s work practices and procedures to eliminate weaknesses in the system that could lead to “negative behaviour”.
