Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I blow the whistle on misconduct?
Can I remain anonymous?
You are recommended to provide your identity, at least providing your address/telephone/handphone/ facsimile/email. However, it is all up to you whether you choose to remain anonymous or not. At times you may not be able to remain anonymous as your identity may be apparent to SIG from the information given to us. The identity of the whistleblower will be kept confidential by SIG Bersih, unless the whistleblower chooses to reveal it.
The whistleblower may also choose to remain anonymous. Every effort will be made not to reveal the identity to the extent feasible and permissible under the law.
What happens when I make a call?
What type of misconduct should I report?
Any suspected incidents involving all people of SIG such as:
- Fraud
- Theft / Taking / Embezzlement / Deception
- Conflict of interest and Abuse of Authority
- Bribery / Gratification
- Violation of Code of Ethics / Unethical Behavior
- Data and Information Confidential Leakage
- Violation of the Applicable Regulation and Law
What do I need to tell to SIG Bersih?
Tell SIG Bersih as much as you can when you blow the whistle on misconduct. For example:
- Names of people involved
- Names of any witnesses
- Date, time and location of the incident(s)
- Chronology of the incident(s)
- Details of evidence (if any)
- Total loss (value) (if any)
- Frequency of incident(s)
What if I suspect something is wrong, but I am not sure?
Will I be involved after I report an incident?
A whistleblower could assist in providing additional information during the investigation phase and if necessary, he/she can become a witness during further legal action phase. If you have any new or additional information, or would like to make any amendments to your report, you can contact us at any time and mention the Reference Number given at the beginning you submit the report.
For your information, SIG does not have any obligation to disclose the result of the investigation to you.