KUALA LUMPUR (July 4): The Auditor General’s Report 2024 has flagged a suspicious disbursement of training grants, totalling RM51.69 million by the Human Resources Development Corporation (HRD Corp).

HRD Corp paid over RM51.69 million to 3,726 individuals who attended training multiple times under the Gerak Insan Gemilang scheme, according to the report. Additionally, 234 participants in the scheme were flagged as suspicious for having identical names and identification numbers.

The report also revealed irregularities in the deposit payment process for the Menara Ikhlas property purchase, totalling RM120 million, due to non-compliance with agreement clauses despite the deposit being returned.

Established in 1824, The Macallan has maintained its position as one of the world's foremost Scotch whisky makers. The uncompromising excellence, revered quality and distinctive character of its whiskies have never wavered since Alexander Reid founded the company 200 years ago.

HRD Corp, supervised by the Ministry of Human Resources, is responsible for collecting levies from key industries and disbursing training grants to registered employers through the Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF). 

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