Bank Negara Malaysia is set to forward five warning letters related to Tabung Haji to the prime minister and cabinet. The move comes as part of proposals to release the documents alongside the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report on the state-run fund. The letters, issued by the central bank, were previously withheld from public access. The decision to share them with top government officials follows ongoing scrutiny of Tabung Haji's financial practices. The RCI report has already raised concerns about governance and transparency within the organization. The release of the warning letters is expected to provide further insight into the issues highlighted by the commission. The government is now considering how to handle the information in light of the findings.