malaysianinsider | ...They wonder whether a more independent anti-corruption unit will result in an explosion of false allegations and investigations against lawmakers.
They also think that it may not be fair to the new administration to rush through legislation so that the Prime Minister can leave office on a high note.
An MP, familiar with discussions on the commission which have taken place in the corridors of Parliament, said: "There has been some talk that a few MPs may not support the Bill.
They are restless with the Bill and are not sure whether it would serve the interest of Barisan Nasional government. I don't know whether this is all just talk but not everyone sees the need for the commission.''
In an interview with The Sun, Abdullah said that he hoped that the MACC Bill will be supported by all MPs. "I hope everyone will look beyond partisan lines and vote for what is best for the rakyat. This is going to change how the ACA works. You will see a different kind of ACA. One with clout that responds and is answerable to the rakyat, '' he said.
If the Bill is passed, the commission will be answerable to Parliament and it will have more autonomy to prosecute.
There will be an advisory board comprising prominent individuals and a special committee on corruption which will scrutinize the commission's annual report.
The current Anti-Corruption Agency reports to the PM and the final say on taking cases to court lies with the Attorney-General....read more.
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Yang bantah hanyalah penyangak dan perompak yang takut menjenguk penjara!
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