KUALA LUMPUR: The Retired Senior Police Officers Association (Respa) of Malaysia and eight other retired police officers associations have strenuously...
The Retired Senior Police Officers Association of Malaysia and eight other retired police officers associations have strenuously objected to the formation of the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission , which would have the power to take disciplinary action against police personnel for wrongdoings.
“We feel that the Royal Malaysia Police does not need an outside body to monitor disciplinary control as it will jeopardise the powers of the Inspector-General of Police in terms of issuing orders and controlling discipline. The other eight bodies are the Veteran VAT69 Commando Association, BN 7 Police Field Force Association, Former Special Actions Unit Association, Johor Retired Police Officers Association, Squad 72 Association, Malacca Retired Police Officers Association, Malaysian Police Pensioners Association and the Malaysian Former Police Officers Association.
“The police force also has the Integrity and Standard Compliance Department , which is responsible towards the conduct of police personnel ... what needs to be done is to strengthen the existing SPP instead of forming the IPCMC,” he said before urging new IGP Datuk Seri Abdul Hamid Bador to make his stand on the formation of the commission.
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