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“If corruption is a disease, transparency is a central part of its treatment” – Kofi Annan
Section 17A of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 (“MACC Act 2009”) takes effect on 1st June 2020, introducing corporate liability for corruption. This provision criminalises commercial organisations for corruption-related acts committed by associated persons when done for the commercial organisation's benefit.
Where a commercial organisation is found liable, its directors and senior management are deemed to have committed the offence as well, unless they can prove that adequate procedures were in place to prevent such conduct.
According to the Guidelines on Adequate Procedures issued by the Prime Minister’s Department, commercial organisations must implement robust anti-corruption measures across five key T.R.U.S.T principles:
DPMM IntegriTest provides training mechanisms and modules to help commercial organisations comply with Section 17A of the MACC Act 2009, which is enforceable for every commercial organisation operating in Malaysia.
Our Unwavering Commitment: Leading the Fight Against Corruption
As a long-standing member of the Anti-Corruption Caucus, we work hand-in-hand with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to ensure the success of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy. Our mission is to protect our members by fostering a high-integrity ecosystem and embraces clean governance.
“In particular, the Section 17A of the MACC Act 2009 that has been put into effect since 1st June 2020. The amended act is introduced and aimed as a preventive measure to ensure that a commercial organisation is responsible for the actions of its own and of its employees.
The organisation can no longer hide behind an individual employee who becomes a scape goat for the benefit of the company. However, the risk can be mitigated if the commercial organisation has implemented adequate measures.”
Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Azam bin Baki,
Chief Commissioner of the the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
Source: www.sprm.gov.my
Section 17A: No Longer a Warning, Now a Reality.
Is Your Commercial Organisation a Ticking Time Bomb?
Recent MACC enforcement actions against major commercial organisations prove that no industry is exempt under Section 17A. Once charged, your corporate reputation and personal freedom hinge on a single legal defense: Proof of Adequate Procedures. Without a comprehensive anti-corruption program, your commercial organisation is defenseless. Don’t let your commercial organisation becomes the next headline.
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