Anti-graft group highlights 3rd national car conflicts


Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism executive director Cynthia Gabriel says the government has not revealed how it plans to fund the third national car, while there appear to be serious conflicts of interest for those earmarked to run the company. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, October 4, 2019.

PUTRAJAYA must clarify some facts about the proposed third national car project in Budget 2020, to will be tabled next week, anti-graft watchdog Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4 Centre) said.

According to a C4 Centre statement released today, it has not received answers on whether government has carried out a thorough cost-benefit analysis on the proposed project, and the actual or estimated government funding needed to develop the project prototype.


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