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Set clear KPI for ministers, deputies, anti-graft NGO tells Anwar

Transparency International Malaysia says PM’s govt should be given more time to do so

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 12 Dec 2022 3:15PM

Set clear KPI for ministers, deputies, anti-graft NGO tells Anwar
Transparency International Malaysia strongly urges Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s (pic) government to refer to the National Anti-Corruption Plan, an apolitical document formulated in 2019 by the then Pakatan Harapan government and which was largely endorsed by subsequent governments, in setting key performance indicators for his ministers and their deputies. – The Vibes file pic, December 12, 2022

KUCHING – Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M) has urged Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to ensure that all ministers and their deputies are given clear key performance indicators (KPI) to meet as a means of monitoring the new government’s performance.

In a statement today, TI-M said having such KPI helps to provide clear guidance on the government’s objectives.

“As they work towards meeting their KPI, it is vital that their progress and achievements are reported to the rakyat in a timely and transparent manner.

“This report card is in line with the unity government’s stated aim to be transparent, practise good governance, eradicate corruption and demonstrate accountability,” it said.

TI-M expressed its belief that the unity government should be given time to identify and prioritise its commitments to the people, and as such, will not suggest targets and timelines for the KPI.

“We, however, strongly urge the government to refer to the National Anti-Corruption Plan (NACP), an apolitical document formulated in 2019 by the then Pakatan Harapan government and which was largely endorsed by subsequent governments.

“The NACP provides clear guidance and indicators on initiatives to improve governance and integrity practice at the national level.”

Meanwhile, TI-M president Muhammad Mohan, in the statement, gave his assurance that TI-M would support the prime minister in ensuring that all ministers and deputies in his unity government practise the culture of transparency and accountability.

“This is what the rakyat expects…our country needs to address its various challenges and reset itself.”

According to him, anyone who fails to meet these standards should be replaced.

“TI-M remains committed to engaging with the unity government of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in the area of governance and integrity.

“We will continue to play our role as responsible members of civil society, offering our support and constructive alternatives where necessary for the benefit of our country.” – Borneo Post Online, December 12, 2022

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