The OACP MCMC 2022 - 2024 is provided in line with the National Anti-Corruption Plan launched on January 29, 2019 by the Honorable Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Former Prime Minister, as well as Directive of the Prime Minister Series 2 No. 1 of 2019 related to Strengthening Governance, Integrity and Corruption in the Administration of the Government of Malaysia.
In general, the OACP MCMC 2022 - 2024 contains four chapters, namely Introduction, Challenges in Addressing Corruption, Data Analysis, OACP Framework, Action Plan and Initiatives, and Monitoring and Evaluation Methods.
Towards an MCMC that is Integrated, Accountable, and Detests Corruption is likened to cancer that can undermine the values in the MCMC service and affect the service objectives to the country. The best service from MCMC can certainly be achieved through the empowerment of integrity, accountability, and being corruption-free.
Cultivating Integrity in All Aspects of MCMC Services
The goal of good governance implementation is to ensure that MCMC can efficiently handle administrative affairs and service delivery, free from corruption, and responsive to target groups based on the principles of transparency, integrity, and accountability. Improvements implemented through these seven priority areas will also indirectly reduce stigma and distrust among stakeholders towards MCMC management and administration. Changes in governance are not only at the headquarters level but also extend to the state and branch levels.
Eliminating corruption through the empowerment of integrity and governance.