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Parliamentary committee to review Tabung Haji's RCI implementation progress
The Public Accounts Committee will examine how Tabung Haji has acted on recommendations from the Royal Commission of Inquiry, with focus on the pilgrimage fund's execution of the commission's findings.
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Parliament's Public Accounts Committee has signalled its intention to scrutinise Tabung Haji's response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry's recommendations, seeking clarity on implementation efforts and progress made thus far.
According to committee member Mas Ermieyati, the probe will concentrate on the current status of Tabung Haji's follow-up actions and the extent to which the pilgrimage fund manager has operationalised the RCI's findings.
The move reflects growing parliamentary oversight of the institution, which manages deposits and hajj arrangements for Malaysian Muslims. The committee's examination is expected to determine whether Tabung Haji has adequately addressed concerns and gaps identified during the commission's investigation.
The accountability review comes as stakeholders await visible evidence of systemic improvements and remedial measures at the fund, particularly regarding governance and operational transparency.
Details regarding the committee's timeline and specific areas of examination are expected to be announced following formal scheduling of the inquiry.