National Water Services Commission chairman says new-anti corruption policy intends to prevent a repeat of water corruption scandals like those in Sabah and Pahang.
SPAN chairman Charles Santiago says the commission wants to prevent corruption scandals like in Sabah and more recently in Pahang.
“What we want is to prevent another corruption scandal like we saw in Sabah and more recently in Pahang.” “Once a contract is awarded, the relevant national or state agencies must publicly state why the chosen company was awarded the tender.”
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