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Retired judge Duncan Sikodol appointed to MACC Advisory Board
Former High Court judge Datuk Duncan Sikodol has joined the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's Advisory Board, bringing judicial expertise to the anti-graft body's leadership.
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KUALA LUMPUR — Datuk Duncan Sikodol, a retired High Court judge, has been appointed to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's Advisory Board, the MACC announced on September 21.
The appointment adds significant judicial experience to the board, which provides strategic guidance to the anti-graft agency on corruption prevention and enforcement matters. Sikodol's background on the bench positions him to offer valuable insights into legal and procedural aspects of anti-corruption work.
The MACC Advisory Board comprises prominent figures from various sectors, including law, business, and civil society. Members provide independent counsel to strengthen the commission's institutional governance and operational effectiveness.
Sikodol's appointment reflects the MACC's ongoing efforts to bolster its advisory capacity during a period of continued emphasis on anti-corruption initiatives across Malaysia's public and private sectors.