CCB verifies assets of 19 ministers, 37 permanent secretaries

The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) has completed the verification of asset declaration submitted by 19 ministers, 37 permanent secretaries, 20 heads of government agencies and 32 other senior public officials. This verification is part of a renewed effort to

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