Auditor-General's first report for 2026 reveals 273 new issues at federal and state levels


PETALING JAYA: The Auditor-General’s Report (AG’s Report) 1/2026, which for the first time includes findings from the newly introduced e-SelfAudit system covering gazetted entities, was tabled in the Dewan Rakyat on Monday (Feb 23).

The report comprises 15 volumes, covering the 2024 financial statements of federal agencies, the activities of federal ministries, departments and statutory bodies, as well as the management of Federal government-linked companies, the Auditor-General's Department said in a statement.

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