The Star
4/1/2017
PETALING JAYA: The business community, industry players, civil
servants and Bukit Aman will give their full cooperation to the
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in the war on graft focusing
on the civil service.
“I have made it clear that corrupt or crooked police personnel will not be tolerated and firm action must be taken.
“The battle against corruption must be fought on all fronts and the
police force is doing its part,” said Inspector-General of Police Tan
Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.
Internally, Bukit Aman was always proactive in weeding out crooked
personnel and officers, through the Integrity and Standard Compliance
Department, he added.
Khalid was commenting on MACC deputy chief commissioner Datuk Azam
Baki’s declaration that the commission’s war on graft would focus on the
civil service, especially the procurement and enforcement sides.
Congress of Unions of Employees in Public and Civil Services
(Cuepacs) lauded MACC’s war on graft involving civil servants, saying
that it could boost the integrity of the service.
Its president Datuk Azih Muda said the move could also boost the country’s ratings at the international stage.
Azih hoped that MACC would also focus on preventive measures.
Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia
secretary-general Datuk Low Kian Chuan said it was a timely move as
there had been many reports of leakages, as noted in the
Auditor-General’s report every year.
“We hope the MACC will take it seriously. The business community will cooperate and give their full support,” he said.
Malay Merchants and Entrepreneurs Association vice-president Datuk
Naim Mohamad lauded the move, saying that MACC should also consider
reviewing the procedures and processes of awarding big government
projects.
“We should reduce human intervention and set specifications in order
for it to be fully mechanised. Those who want to apply for tender should
input their information on prepared templates,” said Naim.
He said a cashless system should be introduced to eradicate any form of abuse or leakages, especially in government projects.
“Authorities should have a better system to identify those involved
in graft by monitoring any irregularities in officers’ financial status.
This way, any discrepancies or abnormalities in income, spending or
lifestyle, will be notified to the relevant authorities immediately,” he
said.
Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce vice-president Kerk Loong Sing
said stern action must be taken against those involved in mismanagement
or had broken the law.
“Sometimes, action is not seen and as a result the problem will occur each year,” he said.
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