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MACC Chief Calls on MCMC Staff to Report Misconduct, Resist Abuse
The Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has urged staff at the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to come forward with reports of wrongdoing and to resist any misuse of authority within their organisation.
LSN Malaysia ·
PUTRAJAYA — The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief has made a direct appeal to employees of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to report instances of misconduct and reject attempts to abuse power within their ranks.
The call represents part of broader efforts by the anti-corruption watchdog to strengthen institutional integrity across Malaysia's regulatory agencies and public sector bodies. The MACC has consistently emphasised the importance of internal whistleblowing mechanisms and staff participation in combating corrupt practices.
The message underscores growing concerns about maintaining standards of conduct and accountability in government agencies responsible for overseeing critical sectors such as communications and multimedia. Staff empowerment to report irregularities is considered a key safeguard against institutional corruption.
The MACC regularly engages with various government departments and statutory bodies to reinforce anti-corruption values and encourage a culture of transparency. Such initiatives aim to strengthen public sector governance and protect Malaysia's institutions from abuses of authority at all levels.