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    This document discusses various forms of corruption including money, gifts, wages, bonuses, services, positions, and discounts. It provides examples of corruption involving a golf set, sexual services, defective equipment, embezzlement cover ups, and car discounts. The legal sections and penalties for corruption under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 are outlined, including imprisonment of up to 20 years and fines of 5 times the bribe amount or RM10,000.

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    FORMS OF

    CORRUPTION
    MONEY GIFT

    WAGES BONUS SERVICES POSITION DISCOUNT

    1
    EXAMPLES IN FORMS OF CORRUPTION

    GIFT SERVICES
    John, a contractor offered a bribe in
    Supplier A presented a golf set to B (a form of sexual service by a GRO to Mr.
    financial officer) to speed up his claim Donald, a procurement director of
    payment. company ABC Sdn Bhd. In return, Mr.
    Donald would ensure John’s company to
    be rewarded a project from company
    ABC Sdn Bhd.

    WAGES (LOAN) POSITION


    Kumar, a supplier lent money to a lab A manager of a company offered a
    administrative officer of a university, who promotion to his accountant to refrain
    was in shortage of money. As a favor, the the latter from lodging a report to police
    officer accepts the supply of defective regarding his embezzlement of the
    laboratory equipment. company’s money.

    BONUS DISCOUNT
    A, an owner of luxury car dealer
    Mr. Abu, a managing director of a company accorderd75% discount for a
    company promised to pay his BMW car to B (an enforcement officer).
    accountant, Mr. Wong, a year-end bonus This extreme discount is to coax B to halt
    amounting to five months salary, as a B’s action against A, who was under
    favor for not reporting his probe due to his participation in drug-
    misappropriation of company fund. selling.
    2
    Sec. 16&17 (a) Sec. 17 (b) Sec. 18 Sec. 23
    MACC Act 2009 MACC Act 2009 MACC Act 2009 MACC Act 2009

    RECEIVING GIVING

    Soliciting / Offering/Giving
    Receiving Gratification
    Gratification (Bribe)
    (Bribe)

    SECTION 24 OF THE ANTI-CORRUPTION PENAL CODE


    COMMISSION MALAYSIA 2009
    Section 165
    (MACC Act 2009)
    Imprisonment 2 years
    20 years imprisonment
    Fine OR both
    AND
    ORGANIZATIONS
    5 times the bribe or RM10,000 whichever
    is highest Disciplinary actions 3

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