Malaysia

Sabah reshuffles corporate policy, governance monitoring committee

This will strengthen enforcement on non-compliance with govt directives, says CM

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 13 Jun 2021 8:29PM

Sabah reshuffles corporate policy, governance monitoring committee
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor says the Corporate Policy and Governance Monitoring Committee will be overseen by the state Finance Ministry, including on all aspects of corporate management, possible misconduct, monitoring, and any salary and allowance freeze on all key management of SSBs and GLCs. – The Vibes file pic, June 13, 2021

KOTA KINABALU – The Sabah government’s Corporate Policy and Governance Monitoring Committee has been reshuffled to strengthen and enhance the corporate management of all state statutory bodies (SSBs) and government-linked companies (GLCs).

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the committee would be overseen by the state Finance Ministry, including on all aspects of corporate management, possible misconduct, monitoring, and any salary and allowance freeze on all key management of the SSBs and GLCs.

“This enhanced policy includes enforcement on all non-compliance with government directives. The committee will closely monitor the financial management of the SSBs and GLCs, especially involving the use of public sector resources.

“We will ensure that all appointed heads work with integrity and compliance with the law and management policy,” said Hajiji, who is also the state finance minister, in a statement here today.

Hajiji said the committee would also scrutinise all SSB and GLC proposals for approval to ensure the strengthening of corporate management, operational effectiveness, sustainability of financial performance, and the capabilities of their respective directors.

“The state government will ensure a high rate of transparency and accountability in the management of the operations of SSBs and GLCs in Sabah. We want to ensure long-term financial stability, commercial viability for return on investment, and best corporate practices,” he added. – Bernama, June 13, 2021

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