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Wednesday, August 26, 2015

NAJIB HAS FLOUTED ANOTHER LAW: Transfer of SB top duo must be approved by commission, says ex-IGP

NAJIB HAS FLOUTED ANOTHER LAW: Transfer of SB top duo must be approved by commission, says ex-IGP
KUALA LUMPUR - The change of any high-ranking police officers must first be approved by the police force commission, former Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan has said, following the sudden transfer of Special Branch deputy director Datuk Abdul Hamid Bador to the Prime Minister’s Department.
Malay daily Sinar Harian quoted Musa as saying that this process is required for every officer who is ranked assistant superintendent or higher.
“Any change of senior officers cannot be done verbally, it has to be through the commission.
“The transfer of officers has to be approved by the commission if they are ranked assistant superintendent and above. If they are ranked lower, then it is under the jurisdiction of the Inspector-General of Police,” Musa had reportedly said.
According to the Home Ministry's website, the jurisdiction of the police force commission extends to all persons who are members of the police force and is responsible for the “appointment, confirmation, emplacement on the permanent or pensionable establishment, promotion, transfer and exercise of disciplinary control over members of the police force”.
Tan Sri Musa Hassan
Abdul Hamid’s superior, Special Branch director Datuk Akhil Bulat, was replaced by Datuk Seri Mohamad Fuzi Harun in July, a few weeks ahead of the expiry of his contract.
Abdul Hamid held a press conference recently following his transfer to the Prime Minister’s Department, alleging that there were parties who were uneasy with his position to further press for investigations into the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) issue.
The ex-Special Branch deputy chief has reportedly said that he will reveal the mastermind behind moves to suppress further exposure of the controversy surrounding the debt-laden state-owned fund. - Malay mail

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