KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 12 The Go-eCommerce Onboarding and Shop Malaysia Online campaigns will enable 10,000 businesses to enjoy wider market reach through online businesses, said Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He said the Malaysian Productivity Corporation and the Malaysian.
The Go-eCommerce Onboarding and Shop Malaysia Online campaigns will enable 10,000 businesses to enjoy wider market reach through online businesses, said
PUTRAJAYA: The government has launched the National Policy on Good Regulatory Practice (NPGRP) to improve the quality of new as well as existing regulations for a more efficient, effective and transparent public sector service delivery.
Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali said the NPGRP would replace the National Policy on the Development and Implementation of Regulations (NPDIR), which was launched in 2013.
He said the government was committed to implementing Good Regulatory Practice, adding that all federal ministries and agencies should comply with General Circular No. 1/2021 related to the NPGRP distributed by the Prime Minister s Department. The implementation (of the NPGRP) will continuously improve the efficiency of service delivery and compliance cost savings and can reduce the burden of undue regulations on businesses and the public in general, he said during the virtual launch of NPGRP on Friday (July 30).
MOST road users pay no mind to what is actually being transported by the lorry or van alongside them.
This is hardly surprising as not many people realise that daily, a substantial load of dangerous goods cargo (DG cargo) are ferried to and from industrial sites and factories as part of their daily business.
In a road transport incident where there is loss of product containment, the consequence can be devastating with potential loss of lives and damage to the environment.
Dato’ Dr Mohamed Noor Sany, Chief Executive Officer of E-Response Alert – a risk management consultancy company that specializes in the risk exposure linked to DG cargo and chemical transport – says: “In a road transport incident where there is loss of product containment, the consequence can be devastating with potential loss of lives and damage to the environment.