Auditor-General’s report must lead to accountability  


The Auditor General’s Report 1/2026. — Photo courtesy of National Audit Department

EVERY year when the Auditor- General’s Report is released, there’s a flurry of headlines, some raised eyebrows – and then silence.

This document isn’t just another box to tick in Malaysia’s annual routine; it’s a mirror that reflects a governance landscape, which has both reasons for quiet confidence and glaring cracks that cannot be ignored.

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