If Hong Kong’s Number Two graft fighter is to be believed about what he said with regard to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Bill, Malaysia is on the threshold of greatness – to join the ranks of the world’s 20 or even 10 least corrupt countries!
The local media have been inundated with reports of the short visit of the deputy commissioner and operations head of Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) Daniel Li on the invitation of the Anti-Corruption Agency, heaping praises on the MACC Bill which is to be debated in Parliament on Monday.
Praising the government’s commitment in fighting the scourge of corruption, Li said the MACC was equal or better than the ICAC after which it was modelled.
He said he found the MACC Bill to be very comprehensive and very focused.
He said: “The affected area that it covers is wider than what the ICAC is covering in Hong Kong.”
He praised the government for being “faster than us in Hong Kong” in terms of developing strategies to combat corruption, adding: Continue reading “5 amendments to MACC Bill to strengthen MACC’s independence from Executive and reinforce Parliamentary oversight”