The Thailand Office of Insurance Commission reported that it achieved an “Excellent” rating in the fiscal year B.E. 2568 corruption risk assessment conducted under the Corruption Risk Management Systems (CRMS) framework run by the Office of Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission. The qualitative assessment focused on corruption risks associated with budget spending, specifically a procurement project for outsourced services to license computer software for a three-year period. The Office framed participation in the process as a measure to strengthen internal governance by improving transparency, auditability and controls aimed at reducing corruption risks across the organisation.