He said this would enable the PAC to look into the improvements that could be made to rectify any weaknesses.

“The state government has taken the stand all along that every criticism of the Auditor-General will be looked into so that there will no recurrence of shortcomings and the state government administrative efficiency can be upgraded,” he told reporters after closing a conference for Quran teachers here.

The Auditor-General’s Report Series 2 pointed out that several weaknesses undermined the effective implementation of regulatory activities pertaining to water resources in Selangor, such as the shutdown of a water treatment plant due to pollution of raw water by ammonia, land clearing and oil spills.

Lembaga Urus Air Selangor was also found to have not undertaken work to measure the rate of flow of the major rivers to determine the availability of river water resources at particular times.

These weaknesses were detected in the audit carried out between October 2015 and May 2016.