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Promise
Malaysia Must be Known for its Integrity, Not Corruption
ANALYSIS
GIACC has proposed to the Special Cabinet Committee on Anti-Corruption (JKKMAR) that ministers should undertake these five anti-corruption measures at their ministries as part of the National Anti-Corruption Plan (NCAP).
These five measures are:
- Ensuring that administrative staff within ministries declare their assets to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission
- Pledging to create and enforce a gift policy at their ministries
- Enforcing an anti-corruption plan at their ministries
- Holding meetings to improve governance, integrity and anti-corruption measures at ministerial level, with ministers to chair meetings at least twice a year, and
- Improving transparency in public procurement and reducing opportunities for bribes by ensuring that the details of parties who successfully bid for open tenders approved by the ministry’s procurement authorities are published on the myProcurement portal.
Sub-promise
Ensure we are recognised for our clean image and high integrity based on the international governance indices such as Corruption Perception Index (CPI) and the Global Corruption Barometer (GCB)
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To make Malaysia among the 10 most-clean countries by 2030 based on Transparency International’s indices
14 May 2019 – Ministers may soon be required to include safeguards against corruption within their ministries as part of their key performance indicators (KPIs).
To provide due diligence to the Malaysian Institute of Integrity to ensure it can fully implement the National Integrity Plan (NIP)
10 May 2019 – After years of resisting calls for an independent oversight body, police today agreed to the establishment of the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC).
To give a wider mandate to MII to incorporate the principles of integrity in the government administration
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