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Whistleblowing Policy
Objective
Amber Courier is committed to conducting standards of professionalism and ethics in business and operations. The whistleblowing policy sets as the avenues for legitimate concerns about the illegal operation.
The whistleblowing policy implemented in Amber Courier with the applicable laws such as
- Whistleblower Protection Act 2010
- Act 694 Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission ACT 2009
- Company Act 2016
- Personal Data Protection Act 2010
The Whistleblowing Policy is to ensure the Employee can disclose the improper conduct voluntarily. It includes.
- Bribery / Corruption
- Any illegal activities
- Any action causes danger to the person, properties, or company
- Money Laundering
- Conflict of Interest
- Misuse of the jobs/position
- Criminal Offences
- Bullying and assessment
- Fraud, Theft, Cheating, Embezzlement, or dishonesty
- Breach of contract, policies, and/or procedure
- Mismanagement or dereliction of the jobs
How to make the complaint?
1. Email to whistleblowing@ambergloballogistics.com
2. Send via post to:
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Amber Courie Sdn Bhd
No.96, Lorong Setia Raja 4H, Stutong Avenue 2, 93350 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
3. Additional channels for submission of any disclosures by Amber Courier employees.
The Whistleblower can report directly to relevant government or regulatory authorities and enforcement agencies in Malaysia as prescribed by the Whistleblower Protection Act 2010 including
- Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
- Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC)
- Association of Banks Malaysia (ABM)
- Police
- Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)
To facilitate an investigation into the alleged wrongdoing, where possible and applicable, the following information should be included when making a disclosure:
a) Brief description of the misconduct;
b) The date and location of the incidence;
c) The identity of the wrongdoer;
d) Particulars of witnesses, if any;
e) Supporting evidence and/or documents;
f) Other details deemed to be useful to facilitate screening and action to be carried out.
The whistleblower is encouraged to disclose their personal details to enable the relevant parties conducting the investigation to contact the Whistleblower for further information:
a) Name; and
b) Contact details – email address and/or telephone number.
