The President of the Malaysian Corruption Watch (MCW), Jais Abdul Karim, stated that the National Anti-Corruption Plan (NACS) dashboard should be real-time, objective and independently auditable. He compared it to the Auditor-General's (AG) dashboard, which provides transparency reports on the performance of ministries and agencies, ensuring accountability for the implementation of the anti-corruption strategy. Jais emphasized the need for detailed data, encompassing metrics on the implementation of anti-corruption policies, intervention success, and challenges faced. He also stressed the importance of periodic and independent audits by third parties to ensure unbiased information and actionable insights. Moreover, follow-up actions and improvements based on the dashboard's monitoring results are crucial.
PETALING JAYA: Papan pemuka Strategi Pembanterasan Rasuah Nasional perlu bersifat masa nyata , objektif dan boleh diaudit secara bebas.
Ujarnya, NACS mesti memastikan setiap kementerian, jabatan, dan agensi kerajaan benar-benar bertanggungjawab terhadap pelaksanaan strategi itu. “Audit berkala dan bebas oleh pihak ketiga perlu dilaksanakan bagi memastikan maklumat yang disediakan tidak berat sebelah atau dikawal oleh pihak berkepentingan. Dalam pada itu, tindakan susulan dan penambahbaikan berdasarkan hasil pemantauan dashboard juga perlu digerakkan dan bukan sekadar sebagai paparan data tanpa tindakan,” katanya.
Ketua Pesuruhjaya SPRM, Tan Sri Azam Baki berkata, menerusi inisiatif itu, orang ramai boleh memantau kemajuan setiap sub strategi di bawah tanggungjawab kesemua 19 ketua agensi peneraju NACS.
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