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Azalina: Govt open to considering release of full report on Azam Baki shareholding probe

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 — The government is prepared to consider a recommendation to release the full report of a spe...

Azalina: Govt open to considering release of full report on Azam Baki shareholding probe

Malaysian Prime Minister's Department official Azalina Othman Said stated on October 30 that the government is open to considering releasing the full report of a special committee investigating allegations related to former MACC chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholding. The release would depend on necessary deliberations and would need to comply with legal provisions regarding personal information protection, confidentiality of investigation documents, and the interests of relevant parties.

The decision would be announced by the Chief Secretary to the Government's Office if there are developments or official decisions to inform the public about. The Special Investigation Committee, established on February 13, independently, transparently, and professionally completed its investigation, presenting its findings to the Cabinet.

Khoo Poay Tiong (PH-Kota Melaka) had previously questioned the government's preparedness to disclose the report.

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