MDDI Whistleblowing

MDDI Whistleblowing for Grants Administered by MDDI

Overview

The MDDI Whistleblowing Framework for Grants Administered by MDDI aims to provide an assurance for responsible and secure whistleblowing in confidence, without fear of reprisals or victimization for whistleblowing in good faith. It provides a platform for individuals to report any possible wrong practices relating to grants administered by MDDI, for appropriate investigation and action.

The channels are independently managed by MDDI Audit Unit.

*For grants administered by Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), please refer to https://www.imda.gov.sg/about-imda/contact-us/whistleblowing for more information.

Reportable Incidents

Reportable incidents or concerns relating to grants administered by MDDI can include but not limited to the following:

  • Fraud or deliberate error in preparation, evaluation or review of financial statements and records, of falsification or fraudulent alteration of documents and submission of fictitious documents.
  • Violation of any law, rule, regulation or policy of the Ministry
  • Accepting, giving bribes or misappropriation of funds;
  • Abuse of authority for personal gain (financial or non-financial);
  • Unauthorised disclosure of confidential information;
  • Conflict of interest in business dealings without disclosure or involvement in prohibited activities;
  • Concealing information about any malpractice or misconduct; and
  • Any other serious improper behaviours which may cause financial or non-financial loss to MDDI or damage to MDDI’s reputation.

Reporting Channels

The whistleblowing channels include:

Online Form

Submit here

Email

whistleblowing@mddi.gov.sg

Attention to: Director (Audit Unit)

Information To Be Provided

To facilitate an effective follow-up and investigation of your concerns, the following information should be provided, where possible:

a. Name(s) of person(s) or organisation(s) involved.
b. Description of the incident, including date, time, and location of incident.
c. Frequency of occurrence.
d. Value of money or assets involved.
e. Details of any evidence you have or know of.
f. Any other information that may substantiate the concern.

By writing in to this Whistleblowing Channel, you consent to the Ministry sharing your name and contact information, and details of your report/case, with agencies outside the Ministry where necessary to follow up on your concerns.