The police report based on findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry on Bank Negara’s foreign currency dealings in the 1990s has been classified as "no further action", said de facto Law Minister Liew Vui Keong.
He said this is due to a lack of documentary evidence of the alleged misconduct, and the original complainant - the RCI’s secretary Yusof Ismail - had also retracted the police report that was lodged on Nov 30, 2017.
“After examination (of the complaint), it was found that there is a lack of documentary evidence to prove the allegation because the incident occurred over 25 years ago and the original documents could not be obtained.
“At the same time, the complainant had retracted the police report. Thus, the case has been classified as NFA,” Liew (below) said in a written parliamentary reply yesterday.
He said this is due to a lack of documentary evidence of the alleged misconduct, and the original complainant - the RCI’s secretary Yusof Ismail - had also retracted the police report that was lodged on Nov 30, 2017.
“After examination (of the complaint), it was found that there is a lack of documentary evidence to prove the allegation because the incident occurred over 25 years ago and the original documents could not be obtained.
“At the same time, the complainant had retracted the police report. Thus, the case has been classified as NFA,” Liew (below) said in a written parliamentary reply yesterday.
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