The 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) results were launched today, announcing Malaysia’s ranking as:
2014 Country Rank: 50/175
2014 CPI Score: 52/100
The results have improved compared to last year’s which were:
2013 Country Rank: 53/177
2014 CPI Score: 50/100
Although Malaysia has climbed the ranks, TI-Malaysia still urges the
Malaysian Government to take on board its 7 recommendations to ensure
greater improvement. Amongst these are: strengthened political will,
amend Section 36 of the MACC Act, implement a Political Party Financing
Act, eligibility to join the Open Government Partnership, practice open
tender, establish a multi-disciplinary task force by the
Auditor-General’s department which has intervention powers, and for
Malaysia to spearhead an ASEAN anti-corruption action plan.
The full list of recommendations and results can be found in the presentation below:
CPI 2014 Presentation_Final
Source : Transparency International Malaysia
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