MGIP is governed through a structured industry working group that reflects the completeness of Malaysia's gold ecosystem, comprising representatives from relevant government agencies, regulators, and key stakeholders across the gold value chain. This includes participants from upstream to downstream segments of the industry, encompassing mining, refining, assaying, trading, wholesaling, retailing, pawnbroking, financial services, and supporting institutions.
Supported by independent institutional expertise, this governance structure ensures credibility, transparency, and balanced representation, while safeguarding the integrity and independence of the framework. The MGIP Working Group oversees the development, consultation, approval, and future review of the MGIP Code of Conduct, ensuring that the framework remains robust, inclusive, and aligned with both national priorities and international best practices.
Industry Representation
Comprehensive Stakeholder Participation
The MGIP Working Group comprises representatives from across Malaysia's gold ecosystem:
Mining
Refining
Assaying
Trading
Wholesaling
Retailing
Pawnbroking
Financial Services
Supporting Institutions
Role of Independent Institutions
Independent institutional expertise supports the credibility and technical robustness of the MGIP framework.
Code Development
Supporting the development and refinement of the MGIP Code of Conduct
Consultation
Facilitating stakeholder engagement and industry consultation processes
Future Support
Providing audit, compliance, and training services where applicable
MGIP Working Group Secretariat
The Secretariat serves as the operational hub for MGIP governance activities.