He says some issues raised on the proposed by have not been given 'fair attention'.
Give us more time and room for engagement and discussion on issues raised on Independent Police Complaints of Misconduct Commission Bill 2019, said Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador.
Therefore, he said the government should not rush to table the bill at the Dewan Rakyat so that the IPCMC Parliament Special Select Committee could engage stakeholders and listen to the points raised by the Royal Malaysia Police. “Let’s give some time for the bill to be refined and the Parliament Special Select Committee to address all issues raised… So, there will be a good law which is fair to all – government, citizen and police when it is passed by the parliament,” he toldon the sidelines of the Asean +3 Ministerial Meeting on Transnational Crime in Bangkok today.
The Parliament’s Special Select Committee on Bill Considerations has recommended 36 proposed changes to the IPCMC Bill.
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