Bar Council, TI-M urge audit and accountability in e-Jamin fallout
KUALA LUMPUR: The government must insist on formal written contracts with service providers to ensure full accountability in protecting public interests after the e-Jamin online court bail system incident, the Malaysian Bar said today.
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