Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Crack down, boys, don't kill 'em

And be polite, please? Some quarters are definitely feeling the heat from the authorities' current campaign against corruption (plus tax evasion, under-declaration of taxes, and outright bribery)involving businesses. Early this week, a series of raids were conducted by Bank Negara, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, the Royal Customs and Excise Department, and Inland Revenue in the Klang Valley. Such efforts are worth our support.

But the media have also started to hear complaints of high-handedness on the part of the raiders. Some of the officers who took part in this week's raids may have been involved in too many raids of night spots, karaoke joints, and massage parlors, kot? If this is so, there is need to keep it civil, guys. We don't want the behavior of some wayward officers to spoil the whole effort.

And there's this strategy to FREEZE the accounts of ALL the businesses involved. Much like what the MACC did to some 200 freight forwarders when they cracked down on a Customs syndicate the other day (it's good to note that Customs and MACC are involved in the current joint campaign). While this may be necessary when the authorities know who they are targeting, there's concern that a blanket freeze on an industry or a certain portion of an industry would send the wrong signal.

It would also affect genuine business, and this is something the authorities involved would want to avoid.

Taikors and Taikuns are SPOT ON with their latest posting A CRACKDOWN OR A LOCKDOWN?

9 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:53 pm

    Datuk Rocky, i couldn't agree more :) officers have to 'jaga air muka' of the jabatan they are with. Most especially those who are in the enforcement and education fields, where they can easily be the 'setitik nila' if caught doing indecent/aggressive/seditious acts. While people do have the rights to do what they want, people also have responsibility to their work..

    +Sinc-opinion~

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  2. They used to do this around a few weeks before Ramadhan and a week or so before Syawal most things would've been sorted out. Looks like they've started early now....perhaps GE is near and they're afraid there won't be anymore funds if they do it like the usual season in the past>>>

    Razman

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  3. Anonymous4:27 pm

    this pekema thingy dont contribute anything to society. while they prosper under the pretext of NEP, they eat all their profits alone. contributed nothing to the development of the malays much left to the nations.

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  4. Anonymous10:51 am

    Please do not become "Blog For Hire." That will kill the industry.

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  5. sam/PRAY, it works11:26 am

    Watch it bru, you may lose your job again. And here you are just tip toeing only. Quite an effort eh?

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  6. Anonymous11:43 am

    Time to move the motor industry to Thailand. We have an unfriendly business environment here.

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  7. Anonymous12:08 pm

    SAH, kumpulan NAZA tak terlibat





    SONG SANG

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  8. Anonymous6:50 pm

    Yeehar! Erection is Cummings. Ammo need to fill their war chest.

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