The Public Services Commission (SPA) can take action against civil servants who leak court judgment papers, said Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Parliament and Law) Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar.
He said the commission has specific provisions and disciplinary powers that can be used against those involved as courts have rules to comply with.
“What should not have happened has happened. Do not do anything that can cause problems, in this case, to the judiciary,” he said.
Wan Junaidi (above) was speaking to reporters after the ‘Kembara Anak Samurai ke Sarawak’ programme in Santubong, near Kuching, Sarawak last night.
The Santubong MP was commenting on the alleged leaked judgment of Rosmah Mansor’s corruption case.
Earlier today, Sentul district police chief ACP Beh Eng Lai said the police have recorded the statements of two individuals in relation to the case - a High Court judge and a legal officer.
The Chief Registrar’s Office of the Federal Court lodged a police report over the matter on Aug 27, after the alleged judgment was published on a website.
The website also earlier carried a purported leaked draft of former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak's SRC International appeal judgment.
- Bernama
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