MACC Act 2009

The MACC Act 2009 (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act) is a law that aims to prevent and fight corruption in Malaysia. It establishes the MACC as the agency responsible for investigating and prosecuting corruption offenses. The Act covers activities like bribery, abuse of power, and misappropriation of funds. It grants authorities powers to investigate, seize assets, and arrest suspected offenders. The law also includes measures to protect whistleblowers and ensure transparency. Overall, the Act seeks to promote integrity and accountability in public and private sectors to reduce corruption's impact on society.