An anti-corruption watchdog is calling for greater transparency from Malaysia’s Attorney-General’s Chambers (A-GC) and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). The organization urges both bodies to publicly release summaries detailing the rationale behind decisions to issue compounds – essentially fines – for corruption offenses. This call for disclosure specifically focuses on high-profile cases, where public interest is considered particularly high. Advocates believe increased transparency will build public trust in the handling of corruption investigations and prosecutions. Currently, the reasoning behind these settlements is not routinely made public, leading to concerns about accountability. The watchdog argues that explaining these decisions is crucial for demonstrating fairness and deterring future offenses. Publishing summaries would allow for public scrutiny and a better understanding of the justice process in corruption cases.