When asked about former finance minister Lim Guan Eng's concerns over why the CEO of the Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp) was allowed to resume duties despite being on "garden leave" amid an ongoing Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) investigation, Human Resources Minister Steven Sim dismissed the call, questioning whether the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report had recommended any removals.
Speaking at the joint Chinese New Year open house on Sunday (Feb 9), Sim added that they are awaiting the outcome of the MACC investigation into the government-linked company (GLC).
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Speaking at the joint Chinese New Year open house on Sunday (Feb 9), Sim added that they are awaiting the outcome of the MACC investigation into the government-linked company (GLC).
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00:00On YB Inter yesterday and this week, YB Lim is asking about the shortcomings of Dato' Chow to DHRC, does it mean that the ministry rejects the PAC report?
00:13What is the PAC report?
00:14The one about the spending that was done last year.
00:17Not the PAC report, did he ask anyone to stop it?
00:23Firstly, secondly, I have said it before, the PAC has actually given the report.
00:29And we have said that we have closed the issues that have arisen.
00:34But the most important thing is that we have handed it over to the authorities.
00:38And in this matter, the authorities are the SPRM.
00:43We have handed it over.
00:44So we are waiting for the SPRM report.
00:46Every day, we have to wait for the SPRM report.