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The RM10,000 compound which will be imposed on those found violating the movement control order (MCO) and health SOPs can be lessened through an appeal at Health Department district offices, said Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Abdul Hamid Bador.
He said police issuing the compounds do not have the power to reduce the amount of the fine as their only duty is to issue the compound to the offender.
"You have to remember that the police are not given the power to decide whether they want to fine someone RM10,000 or RM5,000 [...] there is no such power given to any police officer."
He said police issuing the compounds do not have the power to reduce the amount of the fine as their only duty is to issue the compound to the offender.
"You have to remember that the police are not given the power to decide whether they want to fine someone RM10,000 or RM5,000 [...] there is no such power given to any police officer."
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