GE14 | Ahead of the upcoming 14th general election, a coalition of civil society groups today launched its good governance agenda calling on all political parties to adopt five key reform measures.
Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) executive director Cynthia Gabriel said the GE14 agenda's five key reforms are fundamental to ensuring that Malaysia would function with high standards of integrity, openness, and transparency.
Among others, the groups collectively called Giat (Governance, Integrity, Accountability and Transparency) urged all political parties to endorse legislations that would affirm the independence of institutions such as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and the Attorney-General's Chambers.