Reassessment of Malaysia National Integrity Plan in Combating the Corruption

Mohd Ridhuan Tee, Abdullah and Iskandar Hasan Tan, Abdullah (2016) Reassessment of Malaysia National Integrity Plan in Combating the Corruption. Journal of Applied Environmental and Biological Sciences, 6 (6). pp. 17-23. ISSN 2090-4274

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Abstract

This paper strives to remind that integrity, public accountability and reformation of the public sector are fundamentally valid issues which still going on in Malaysia. On the other hand, publics are questioning the transparency and ethics among the public servants. This paper urges readers to engage the struggle of the National Integrity Plan combating the corruption in deeper reflection on the local dynamics of integritisation process in the public sector. In order to establish the rule of law and accountability, public organization is more understanding of the challenges posed by public servants engaged in corruptions. It is argued that the belying of the corruptions syndrome among public servants, which means to faster the process without through the legal procedures. This will disrupt the accountability harmony and threatened the security risk. Hence, the origins of this instability of trust could arguably be located in the manner in individual of civil servant. At last, this manner are responsible to nurture the integrity bureaucracy.

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