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Calls grow for independent panel to handle TH business complaints
Policy analysts are urging the government to establish an independent complaints mechanism to address grievances from businesses affected by Tabung Haji's operations. Affected partners, suppliers and creditors deserve fair hearings and proper resolution of legitimate claims, experts say.
LSN Malaysia ·
Analysts have called on the Malaysian government to establish an independent panel to handle business complaints related to Tabung Haji (TH), citing the need for transparent and equitable dispute resolution.
The call comes amid ongoing concerns from stakeholders who have been affected by TH's operations. According to policy observers, business partners, suppliers and creditors with legitimate claims have not received adequate avenues for fair hearings and satisfactory settlements.
"An independent mechanism would ensure that affected parties receive impartial treatment and proper adjudication of their grievances," analysts noted, emphasizing the importance of establishing clear procedures for handling disputes.
The proposed panel would address a gap in the current complaints process, particularly for smaller vendors and contractors who may lack resources to pursue lengthy legal remedies. Experts suggest that such a body could help resolve outstanding issues more efficiently while protecting the interests of all stakeholders.
The recommendation aligns with growing calls for greater accountability and transparency in how large government-linked entities manage their business relationships and handle disputes with external parties.