Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission Act 2009 (Act 700) (Hingga 1 Februari 2010)

The EAIC is an independent body that is responsible for ensuring that enforcement agencies, such as the police, immigration officers, and customs officials, conduct themselves with integrity and professionalism. The Act provides for the appointment of the Chairman and members of the Commission, who are responsible for carrying out the functions of the EAIC.

The Act outlines the powers and functions of the EAIC, which includes the power to investigate complaints of misconduct and corruption by enforcement agencies, to make recommendations for disciplinary action, and to advise enforcement agencies on best practices for ensuring integrity and professionalism.

The Act also provides for the protection of whistleblowers who report cases of misconduct or corruption by enforcement agencies. Whistleblowers are protected from victimisation, harassment, and discrimination for making such reports.

In addition, the Act provides for the establishment of a Complaints Committee, which is responsible for receiving and investigating complaints made against the EAIC. The Complaints Committee is also responsible for making recommendations for the improvement of the EAIC's operations.

Overall, the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission Act 2009 (Act 700) is an important piece of legislation that seeks to ensure the integrity and professionalism of enforcement agencies in Malaysia. The EAIC plays a crucial role in investigating complaints of misconduct and corruption, making recommendations for disciplinary action, and advising enforcement agencies on best practices for ensuring integrity and professionalism.