Governing of anti-graft shouldn’t be put off, says group


PUTRAJAYA: Transparency International-Malaysia has weighed in on suggestions that the implementation be postponed on a legal provision, which deals with corporate liability for corruption, in view of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Noting that the calls for a deferment of the enforcement came about in view of disruptions to business activities amid the pandemic, it nevertheless said the postponement should not be allowed to prolong too much.

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