Kerajaan terus perkukuh tatakelola, banteras ketirisan wang awam

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim convened a special cabinet meeting on tatakeluarada and integrity in public service today, with the aim of preventing the misappropriation of public funds and misuse of authority. The meeting focused on strengthening the administration of public funds and addressing corruption within government entities, particularly those involved in the federal administration.

Anwar emphasized that legal enforcement must be accompanied by the cultivation of integrity and good governance across both the public and private sectors, as well as society as a whole. He stressed that this is crucial for ensuring that funds allocated by the public are managed responsibly and transparently. The meeting also agreed to conduct legal studies for drafting the Khairat Fund Management Bill, which aims to regulate the assets and funds of trust entities and public financing.

In addition, the government agreed to implement public service value training. This is part of efforts to ensure that the funds provided by the public are used for the benefit of the nation's prosperity. The Prime Minister also mentioned that a resolution on the disciplinary and accountability measures for the United Malay National Organization's Special National Committee on Governance, Integrity, and Anti-corruption, held last September 25th, will be presented to the ministers this year.

The Madani government is committed to enhancing public service integrity and closing the loopholes that allow for the misuse of power and public funds. Every ringgit of public funds is a trust placed in the hands of the people, and every authority granted must be used to ensure the well-being of the nation's citizens.