‘Two laws can help solve the problem highlighted in A-G’s Report”


PETALING JAYA: Two legal reforms are needed to effectively end the perennial cases of mismanagement and misgovernance that keep appearing in every edition of the Auditor-General’s reports, say anti-graft experts.

These would be amending laws that deal with graft to include a misconduct in public office (MiPO) component and enacting a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), they said.

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