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Cabinet to consider forensic audit of Felda management soon
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that a proposal for a comprehensive forensic audit into Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) operations will be submitted to Cabinet in the coming weeks. The move signals government commitment to scrutinising the agency's administrative and financial practices.
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SERDANG — The Prime Minister has confirmed that Cabinet will soon review a proposal to conduct a forensic audit into the Federal Land Development Authority's management and operations.
Anwar Ibrahim made the announcement during a visit to Serdang, indicating the government's intention to examine Felda's administrative and financial practices in detail. The forensic audit is expected to provide a comprehensive assessment of the agency's operations and governance.
Felda, a key federal agency managing agricultural land schemes, has been the subject of ongoing scrutiny regarding its management practices. The proposed audit comes as part of broader government efforts to enhance transparency and accountability across public institutions.
The submission of the forensic audit proposal to Cabinet marks a significant step in the government's governance reform agenda. Once tabled, Cabinet members will review and deliberate on the scope and implementation of the audit.
The timing and detailed parameters of the forensic audit will be determined following Cabinet's consideration of the proposal.