Business Government Relations (CORRUPTION) impact of society government.

2. INTRODUCTION
Corruption is committing crimes through misuse of person’s
positional power, such as extortion, theft, soliciting bribers.
Bribery is exchange of value for an unfair and illegitimate
advantage. According to Black’s Law Dictionary, for influence
the actions of an official or officer of a public or legal duty’s
offering or asking for receiving or giving of any item of value or
money is bribery.

3. Facts about Corruption
According to World Bank org its over US$ 1 trillion is paid for bribes
each year worldwide.
A report examining the judiciary in 30 out of 48 countries
judicial found corruption was pervasive.
First turning point according to policy research bases on bribery and corruption
its defects in global policing and justice system with in 1998 to 2003.
Corruption and bribery reduces ability of the government’s to
provide basic resources, needs and services for its citizens.
Corruption reduces the foreign investment and GDP of a
country at 20 – 40 percent.
By improving law and fight against corruption and bribery can
increase a national income by 400 percent

4. Malaysian Anti- corruption Commission Act 2009 is the
primary statute governing for anti-corruption and anti-bribery
also for similar offences, after repealing the Anti-Corruption
Act 1997 it originated into force on 1 January 2009
Bribery and corruption in the public sector and private
sectors its prohibit
According to MACCA with fine of five times the receipted sum or value of
gratification also a phrase of imprisonment of up to 20 years
Include
 Customs Act 1967
 Societies Act 1966
 Penal code
 Financial Services Act 2013 and Islamic Financial Services
Act 2013
 Youth Development Act 2007
Law and regulation

5. INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, BUSINESSMAN (MR. PAUL ANTHONY)
 REASON
 Most of the workers in Malaysian government part are paid low incomes and salaries.
 Due to lack of job chances, this is one more cause of corruption. In Malaysia there are several
people who like to go for corruption method to catch the job proposal.
 Even if somebody is found guilty or even caught committing a crime by the anti-corruption
bureaucrats or media, the criminals get not as much of punishment.
 About corruption
• Corruption is for doing the things in quicker extent, injustice to one between two persons,
Dishonest the people or government. In Malaysia, Like a Person, who drove fast, and should
be charged, but police will leave him by just pay off the 100/- from him, if he was charged
and punished, there is a proportion of chance that he may not repeat the same thing.

6. INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, BUSINESSMAN (MR. PAUL ANTHONY)
 EFFECT
In Malaysia Labor efficiency development is bigger in the case, the effects from administrative
corruption advising, that corruption affects the employment structure of firms. Some employees may
be involved in unproductive doings such as searching for ways to avoid bureaucratic restrictions. It
may also be the case that the corrupt local government does not permit firms to discharge workers in
order to keep high employment numbers in the district and reliable voters.
 IMPACT ON BUSINESS
Most of the author believes that the major effects of corruption are negative. It makes our economic
growth more complicated, increase differences, and make more difficult for developing our true
democracy. The reason why corruption makes economic growth harder is it pulls the business down.
Lots of corruption happens in government, if anyone starts a business needs bribe a lot of people.
Customers starts losing the respect and trust, customer feel hesitate to spend their valuable time and
spending their resources may fallout. .

7.  About Corruption
For society corruption is a virus which harm our society day by day. It makes our life
more difficult because when corruption takes place in society our development stuck
and whole country suffer for this.
INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, SOCIETY MEMBER (MRS. UMA MURTHY)
 REASON
In Malaysia Lack of stickiness and punishment is a big reason of corruption. When
government takes action on this issue no one will able to do corruption. In public when
we see any corruption happen no one take action on because lack of unity of us and we
don’t want to take any kind of problem in our shoulder.

8.  EFFECT
For society corruption is a virus which harm our society day by day. It makes
our life more difficult because when corruption takes place in society our
development stuck and whole country suffer for this.
 IMPACT OF SOCIETY
For society corruption is a virus which harm our society day by day. It makes
our life more difficult because when corruption takes place in society our
development stuck and whole country suffer for this.
INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, SOCIETY MEMBER (MRS. UMA MURTHY)

9. INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, GOVERNMENT OFFICER (DATO BALWINDER SINGH)
 ABOUT COORRUPTION
Malaysian government Corruption is one of the big threats for government. When a country
get corrupted question will be arise for government. Because are government are
responsible for this situation.
 REASON
• When government are not strict enough then corruption takes place and whole country
face lot of problems.
• When government interfere on the judicial system and power it will be easy to do
corruption.
• Lack of transparency and accountability another reason of corruption when government
workings are not clear and there is no accountability to public corruption easily can take
place inside government

10.  EFFECT
Malaysia face economic problem, because every sector get corrupted. Their currency
goes down. Foreign investors don’t want to invest in their country and effect in their
foreign revenue. They lost so many of their foreign contact and they face difficulties in
development of the country.
 IMPACT OF SOCIETY
There are many foreign investors who wants to invest but due heavy corruption in the
government bodies they have gone back. The level of desire of money went so high that
where a work can be done within few days and its taking a month, because of this there
is delay in investment, starting of industries and its growth.
INTERVIEW AND IMPACT OF CORRUPTION
INTERVIEWER, GOVERNMENT OFFICER (DATO BALWINDER SINGH)

11. Recommendations

12. Bring together formal and informal processes (this means
working with the government as well as non-governmental
groups) to change behaviour and monitor progress.
“Global Wealth” a Non-governmental International Organization
and the Zimbabwe’s Government in order in order to unveil the
corruption in the diamond industry.
Cut the red tape

13. Satisfactory public sector
wage
If public sector wages are too low, employees may find
themselves under pressure to supplement their incomes in
“unofficial” ways.
The Bangladeshi Government has affirmed new salary scale for
the public worker with a most noteworthy fundamental pay of
BDT 78,000 and at least BDT 8,250, permitting an over the-
review climb extending from 91% to 101 %.

14. Education
With the help of education we can reduce corruption.
According to a report by Transparency International, the least
corrupt state is Kerala, the reason being that Kerala’s literacy
rate is highest in India. So we can see how education effects
education.

15. Zero-tolerance on corrupted public
officers if found guilty
This seems a better option. For instance, if you see cases
where anti-corruption bureau rides an officer home and finds
disproportionate assets, the officer is suspended from
employment and taken for judicial trials.
Randy Duke Cunningham an Ex-Navy military pilot amid the
Vietnam War. He was forced to resign in 2005, after he
conceded to bribery charges and was in prison till June 2013.

16. Power of the people
Create pathways that give citizens relevant tools to engage
and participate in their governments identify
priorities, problems and find solutions.
New York Transparency Project was introduced it enables
citizens to review the execution of nearby governments
and authorities on 29 clear transparency practices.

17. Conclusion
• In general, corruption is a form of dishonesty or criminal activity undertaken by
a person or organization entrusted with a position of authority, often to acquire
illicit benefit.
• Corruption may include many activities including bribery and embezzlement,
though it may also involve practices that are legal in many countries
• Corruption can stopped after taking strict action against Criminals
• Introduce harsh laws against corruption