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Determinants of knowledge sharing at Royal Malaysian Customs Johor Bahru / Azrul Hadi Abu Zahrin by Abu Zahrin, Azrul Hadi

“…For this study, 226 employees working at Royal Malaysian Customs Johor Bahru were chosen as respondents. …”
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The impact of leadership quality, religiosity and job satisfaction on integrity among Royal Malaysian Police-a case study on JIPS by Alida, Mahmod

“…Royal Malaysian Police (RMP) through its Integrity and Compliance Department (JIPS) serve in the interest of the society and follow the principles and good values of a democratic government. …”
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Organizational factors that contribute to police misconduct among Royal Malaysian Police Force (RMPF) in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Malaysia by Teh, Ming Tat

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Assessing the impact of the introduction of an electronic hospital discharge system on the completeness and timeliness of discharge communication: a before and after study by Mehta, Rajnikant, Baxendale, Bryn, Roth, Katie, Caswell, Victoria, Le Jeune, Ivan, Hawkins, Jack, Zedan, Haya Saud, Avery, Anthony J.

“…Data were collected using the gold standard auditing tool from the Royal College of Physicians (RCP). …”
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Morbidity associated with coeliac disease by Lewis, Nina Ruth

“…Female coeliacs that were members of Coeliac UK (population-based cohort) and identified female coeliacs that have attended between 1st January 2000 – 31st December 2006 Nottingham University Hospital, Nottingham; Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield; or Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for management of their coeliac disease (historical hospital-based cohort) formed the study population. …”
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Post implementation of goods and services tax (GST) in Malaysia: tax agents’ perceptions on clients’ compliance behaviour and tax agents’ roles in promoting compliance by Muhammad, Izlawanie

“…The analysis shows that tax agents devote their time to provide advice to their clients on meeting their GST requirements, and recording and reporting of GST transactions.Tax agents assert that clients pass on their GST responsibilities to tax agents to some extent.Tax agents also perceive that clients’ compliance level is low because clients occasionally submit GST03 after the deadline, compromise the accuracy of GST03 in order to get it done on time and intentionally make errors in their records.In terms of tax agents’ role in promoting compliance, the tax agents strongly agree that it is important for them to act as trusted advisors for their clients.After one year of GST implementation, this is the first study that explores tax agents’ perceptions on clients’ compliance and tax agents’ roles in promoting compliance.The findings benefit the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (RMCD) in assisting tax agents and the public for future compliance.Similar study should be adopted by countries that have recently implemented GST (for example, India) and it should be conducted to other GST players (i.e. taxpayers and RMCD officers) on annual basis to analyse the behavioural trends and identify weaknesses in GST administration.…”
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Kajian hubungan ciri-ciri kerja dan beban tugas dengan keterikatan kerja (work engagement) anggota polis terhadap organisasi pasukan Polis Diraja Malaysia by Mohd Hafiz Jehangir Shah, Mohd Afzal

“…Based on the statistic from Commercial Crimes Investigation Department, Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), Bukit Aman, the losses caused by the commercial crime has reached more than RM1.047 billion in the first seven months of this year. …”
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