KUALA LUMPUR: Several MPs have raised concerns over the delay in making the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report on Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) public. The findings were only released almost four years after the report was completed, according to a recent parliamentary session (nst.com.my). The delay has sparked questions about transparency and accountability within the organization.
The report, which was finalized years ago, has not been made available to the public, leading to speculation about the reasons behind the postponement. Some lawmakers believe the information contained in the report could be crucial for understanding past issues within TH.
Meanwhile, recent reports indicate that TH has seen an improvement in its financial standing. The organization now holds assets worth RM98.58 billion, showing a stronger position compared to previous years (utusan.com.my). However, this does not address the concerns raised by the MPs regarding the delayed release of the RCI findings.
A separate statement from Muhyiddin Yassin emphasized the need for a forensic audit of TH to be completed within a year. This highlights ongoing efforts to ensure the organization’s financial integrity and transparency (kosmo.com.my).
