FAQs
 
1.
What is PEMUDAH’s scope of work?
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 To facilitate businesses in Malaysia by identifying improvements to existing Government processes and regulations,
 
based on public feedback and global benchmarking reports
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 To oversee the implementation of identified improvements
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 To recommend business-related policy changes to the Cabinet, based on public feedback
     
2.
What are PEMUDAH’s areas of focus?
  Based on the Doing Business Report by the World Bank (2008), the areas most in need of improvement for Malaysia are:
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 Dealing with licences (105th out of 178 countries)
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 Enforcing contracts (63rd out of 178 countries)
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 Starting a business (74th out of 178 countries)
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 Registering property (67th out of 178 countries)
 
 
  These are the initial areas of focus for PEMUDAH. Nevertheless, PEMUDAH will also tackle issues outside these areas if
  requested by the public.
   
3.
How do I make a suggestion to PEMUDAH?  
  Please use the feedback form here.  
     
4.
When can I expect a response?  
  PEMUDAH will endeavour to respond to your queries/issues within 3 working days. More complex cases will require longer  
  response times but a contact person will be assigned to you to keep you updated.  
     
5.
Where do I go to complaint or make suggestions about non-business related issues?
  Please write to BPA here. Alternatively:
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 Call BPA at 03-8888 7777
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 Fax BPA at 03-8888 7778
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 Email BPA at aduan@bpa.jpm.my
     
6. How does this Feedback system work?
 
Any feedback from the public are channeled directly to the relevant Ministries for their immediate action. You will be given a reference number and you can also search for the progress to your query on the PEMUDAH website under Search for Reply.
   
  For most enquiries, we aim to give you a response within 3 working days
   
 
However, should your suggestion or issue raised be more complex, related to policy matters or involving several Ministries, we hope you will appreciate that it may take longer but we will stay in touch with you.
   
7. While completing the Feedback Form, I’m unable to ascertain which Ministry to select regarding my inquiry/suggestion/complaint. What should I do?
 
We recommend that you select one that you think most relevant. Please do not worry as we have a system where we will review in-coming emails, assess and discuss internally what action needs to be taken and by whom.
   
8. After having made several approaches/complaints to a particular Government department with no success, I am lodging a report through the PEMUDAH website. Will my name and company details be kept confidential?
  In order for us to be able to attend to and resolve a particular problem pertaining to business related delivery issues, we would need to share pertinent details of the case and company involved with the relevant Ministry.
   
9. If I still have not heard from anyone after the 3 working days, what should I do?
  Please send an email to rebecca@miti.gov.my or muthafa@miti.gov.my.
   
10. When will the biometric thumbprint facility for the expatriate I-Kad be available throughout the country?
  The biometric thumbprint facility is currently available at the Immigration Department in Putrajaya and has been extended to
  the following state immigration offices beginning 15 December 2007 :
   
 
  1. Kuala Lumpur;
  2. Selangor;
  3. Pulau Pinang;
  4. Johor Bahru;
    5. and
  5. Ipoh.
   
  The Expatriate i-Kad will be delivered on the same day at the offices above.
   
  Expatriates residing in other states can register their thumbprints at their respective state immigration offices. Delivery of the
  card however, will not be made on the same day.