MACC admits agency erred in recommending PKR to take disciplinary action thesundaily Malaysia MACC theSun
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has admitted to making a mistake by recommending PKR to take action against its members alleged to have been involved in misconducts.
He said according to the disciplinary guidelines which the MACC had to follow, reports of wrongdoings were only sent to federal and state government ministries and agencies.
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