Government-linked companies (GLCs) are not required to act on the findings of MACC’s vetting process, the graftbuster has revealed.
In a statement today, the commission said that its integrity screening process is just “guidance”.
“It is not…
MACC vetting for GLC bosses non-binding, only covers active cases
By MkiniEN in September 10, 2025 – Reading time 1 minute
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