A high-ranking committee member of the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) is among those assisting the probe into alleged corruption, says Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Chief Commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki.
Speaking to reporters after officiating the closing of the national-level International Anti-Corruption Day celebration on Monday (Dec 9), Azam confirmed that the BAM official is one of six individuals summoned to aid in the investigation.
He clarified that the probe focuses solely on the actions of the individual and does not implicate BAM as an entity or organisation.
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Speaking to reporters after officiating the closing of the national-level International Anti-Corruption Day celebration on Monday (Dec 9), Azam confirmed that the BAM official is one of six individuals summoned to aid in the investigation.
He clarified that the probe focuses solely on the actions of the individual and does not implicate BAM as an entity or organisation.
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00:00Tan Sri, on the BAM investigation, is there any update to that?
00:30Be clear on that, sorry, that we are investigating an individual, it's not the organisation.
00:48Does this also include the individual in question, Tan Sri?
00:52I don't have that information, but I can rest assured he will be called.
01:00The one I addressed to you to my chest, I cannot share with you.
01:04But we do have someone in the High Ranking Committee.
01:10High Ranking Committee?
01:11Yes, High Ranking Committee. I cannot name him.