What was the outcome of previous investigations into Daim Zainuddin?

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Previous investigations into Daim Zainuddin found no wrongdoing.

Previous investigations into Tun Daim Zainuddin concerning allegations of graft have concluded without any adverse findings. Specifically, two separate investigations conducted in 1999 did not uncover any wrongdoing on his part. Furthermore, the Anti-Corruption Agency, the predecessor to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), also investigated Daim, with the deputy public prosecutor at the time deciding that the case warranted no further action.
Investigations in 1999 yielded no wrongdoing

In 1999, Tun Daim Zainuddin faced two separate investigations concerning allegations of corruption. Following these inquiries, no wrongdoing was found to have been committed by him.
Predecessor agency also investigated Daim

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's predecessor, the Anti-Corruption Agency, also conducted an investigation into Daim Zainuddin. This inquiry preceded the current renewed focus on the former finance minister.
Deputy public prosecutor determined no further action was warranted

Subsequent to the investigation by the Anti-Corruption Agency, the deputy public prosecutor reviewed the case. The decision was made that the matter merited no further action (NFA), effectively closing the inquiry at that stage.

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