Auditor-General vested with power to audit accounts of 1,856 other bodies, GLCs


KUALA LUMPUR: The Auditor-General has been empowered to conduct audits on the accounts of 1,856 other companies, including government-linked companies (GLC).

The National Audit Department, in a statement on Saturday (Nov 2), said that this is based on the Audit Order (Accounts of Other Entities) (Amendment) 2024 [P.U.(A) 331/2024] that was gazetted on Oct 31 after receiving the consent of His Majesty the King of Malaysia.

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