NACP 6.2
NACP 6.2
Greater corporate entities resilience against the threat of corruption
ANALYSIS
In Progress
Sub-promises
30 January 2019
The National Anti Corruption Plan (NACP) 2019-2023, launched by Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday, will be the main reference and to act as a guide for all government agencies to enhance integrity and good governance in the fight against corruption.
The NACP will also be the main reference for other relevant entities in developing their respective Organisation Anti-Corruption Plan (OACP).
19 March 2019
Mahathir said the government is currently rationalising expenditure on social protection and assistance programmes as there are over 110 programmes under 21 ministries.
No Progress
23 February 2019
Cegah rasuah: Apa lagi belum kita lakukan? Jabatan Standard Malaysia (Standards Malaysia) dengan kerjasama SPRM pula melancarkan sistem piawaian dikenali Malaysian Standard MS ISO 37001:2016 Anti-Bribery Management Systems (ABMS).
14 August 2018
The directive for all ministers, deputy ministers and political appointees to declare their assets to the prime minister and subsequently to all agencies that combat corruption is currently being worked on, says Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
“Yes, it is being done,” the prime minister told the press after the third meeting of the Cabinet Select Committee on Anti-Corruption (JKKMAR).
07 October 2018
The reasons why GLCs get involved in corporate exercises must be publicly disclosed to constrain the self-serving behaviour of politicians. Disclosure is important as political leaders, through GLCs, have access to enormous funds and rents that can be deployed to garner electoral – even party – support
NACP 6.2.7 – To introduce a legal provision that prohibits Statutory Bodies, SOEs, and CLBG from making contributions to politicians or political parties
23 March 2019
We have empowered the Election Commission and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission. Discussions are in progress on transparency in political funding, strengthening Parliament, the National Audit Department, reforming the electoral system and much more.