Consultface Sdn Bhd (FACE) is committed to conduct its business in an honourable, ethical and professional manner. FACE has adopted zero tolerance approach to non- compliance/ breaches with regulatory obligations and laws.
This Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption (“ABAC”) Statement represents FACE’s commitment in zero tolerance to all form of bribery and corruption.
The standards of FACE ABAC framework and measures are guided by the T.R.U.S.T principles of the Malaysia Prime Minister’s Office – Guidelines on Adequate Procedures:
Top Level Commitment
Risk Assessment
Undertake control measures
Systematic review, monitoring and enforcement
Training and Communication
ABAC STANDARDS
FACE strictly prohibits any act of bribery and corruption regardless of its form, and requires all its employees to observe and apply FACE’s core ethical values in their day-to-day operations and business affairs to protect FACE’s reputation.
The following are the key ABAC standards that must be adhered to:
FACE recognizes the value of integrity in its personnel and business associates. The Company’s recruitment, training, performance evaluation, remuneration, recognition and promotion for all FACE personnel, including management, shall be designed and regularly updated to recognize integrity.
All business associates (including external providers such as consultants, advisors, and agents) acting on behalf of FACE are required to comply with this Policy, the FACE’s Code of Business Ethics, and all other policies as it relates to them. All employees are required to exercise due care and due diligence at all times when dealing with third- parties/ business associates and ensure their affairs do not involve any form of corrupt practices, perceived or actual.
All employees must ensure that personal and business affairs do not conflict with or appear to be conflicting with FACE’s interests. FACE carries out regular risk assessments, monitoring, testing training and communication of its ABAC programme. FACE also maintains clear whistleblowing policies and processes, to ensure that individuals can confidentially report concerns, without fear of retribution, confident that they will be investigated and remediated appropriately.