A-G report: Weak rental collection of highway concessionaires’ admin offices


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Weaknesses in rental collection for the highway concessionaires’ administrative offices in Peninsular Malaysia caused losses in revenue for the government, according to the Auditor-General Reports (LKAN) Year 2020.

According to the report, released on Thursday (Oct 28), RM2.57mil was not accounted for in the Consolidated Funds, and the rental of administrative offices amounting to RM2.77mil was also not collected for a period of between seven and 17 years.

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