Ministers may face conflict of interest, says Tunku Abdul Aziz


KUALA LUMPUR: To keep graft in check, politicians should not be appointed to run government-linked companies, said Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission ad­visory board chairman Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim.

He said politicians holding GLC positions may face conflict of interest leading to abuse of power and responsibility.

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