• Module 1 – Key Changes Made to Current MACC Act 2009 (Amendment 2018)
  
• Module 2 – Forms of Corruption and Bribery
  
• Module 3 – Developing an Anti-Bribery Management System (“ABMS”)
  
• Module 4 – Bribery Risk & Assessment Approaches
  
• Module 5 – Establishing Policies & Control Measures

In recent years, there has been a rise of corruption acts not only globally but as well as in Malaysia. Although, the Corruption Perception Index (CP1) shows that Malaysia has fallen in rank from 55th to 62nd, latest findings from Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) also states that over 59% of Malaysia citizens agree to the rise of corruption. Accordingly, based on the Business Integrity Country Agenda 2017 (BICA), it has been found that Malaysia has scored unsatisfactorily in areas such as prohibiting undue influence, political contribution control and whistle blowing policies.

It is now therefore imperative that corporate liability be imposed on companies because it helps to prevent private corruption. In this regard, the newly included provision in the Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) (Amendment) Act 2018, namely Section 17A, criminalizes an organization of all sizes for corruption related action by associated person done for the benefit of the company.

The aim of this course is to help participants grasp and understand the essence of Section 17A of the MACC (Amendment) Act 2018 that focuses on corporate liability, its implications and practical solutions to ensure businesses operate with integrity and ethical practices.

Upon completing this course , the participants should be able to:-

• Understand the key features and implication of the new corporate liability provision.
  
• Understand how corruption may impact their organization and what constitute the corruption conducts.

• Media And Creative Practitioners, Designers, Content And Copywriters, etc.
  
• Brand And Marketing Managers/Executives, etc.
  
• Business Owners
  
• Anybody Who Wants To Develop Their Content Creation Skills.