DUN service centre money used for trips, businesses



AUDIT REPORTThe Terengganu supervision split out more than RM500,000 for study trips as well as commercial operation ventures paid for by state public (DUN) use centres.

According to the Auditor-General's Report 2011, the Dungun, Kuala Terengganu as well as Setiu district offices were allocated RM89.6 million in between 2009 to 2011.

In these years, RM363,365 was spent by the Bukit Rakit, Ladang, Bandar, Rantau Abang, Sura, Paka, Langkap as well as Permaisuri DUN use centres for "study trips as well as informational trips".
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The "study trips" were by schoolchildren, village security as well as growth committees as well as parent-teacher associations whilst "informational trips" were by varsity clubs.

"The informational trips were varsity club trips overseas to places similar to Indonesia, China, Singapore as well as China," the inform reads.

The auditor-general found which this contravened the state secretariat's guideline for expenses, which the use centres can claim behind from the secretariat.

Money for businesses


The audit additionally found which RM71,976 was given to people for commercial operation purposes whilst RM109,100 was used for commercial operation projects.

NONEAmong the funding provided for particular businesses were RM8,100 for the hydraulic coconut machine, RM16,000 for swiflet ! nest far ming as well as RM30,000 for 3 belacan drying huts.

The district offices were additionally found to have used the little of the funds for its own purposes, for example, the Kuala Terengganu district bureau spent RM16,290 in 2010 to buy fourteen laptop computers.

The Kuala Terengganu district bureau had paid the Ladang DUN use centre twice the volume claimed by the Ladang DUN use centre, volume to an additional of RM19,066.

To this, the district bureau pronounced which the minute will be released to claim behind the additional volume paid.

Regarding the state secretariat guideline on the use of DUN use centre allocations, the Setiu as well as Dungun district offices pronounced they were not sensitive of it.

"The guideline was only done well known during the discussion on Sept 15, 2011," they said.
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