Go to ballots based on audit report, not 'opium budget'


Go to ballots formed upon review report, not 'opium budget'
Malaysians should go a next polls formed upon a Auditor General's Report as good as not a Budget tabled by prime apportion Najib Razak last Friday, pronounced PAS report arch Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man.
Tuan Ibrahim, describing a 2013 Budget as an 'opium budget', pronounced a list of one-off payments voiced by Najib was no solution in addressing rising vital costs.
"The people should think severely formed upon a Auditor General's report, not formed upon a poison drug planted in a BN's budget which is tailored to win election," he said.
According to Tuan Ibrahim, a Budget usually suggested "a personality devoid of ideas to allege a people's economy, to enlarge income as good as to find ways to creation national economy some-more competitive", as good as pronounced it was only to "buy a guarantee" that Najib's "corrupt" supervision would tarry in a next election.
The strength of a national economy, pronounced Tuan Ibrahim, is not upon a comment of cash disbursements though how good it is being managed.
"The release of a Auditor General's Report is upon purpose delayed causing budget analyses to focus usually upon what was voiced without taking into comment leakages, abuses of energy as good as BN's mercantile management," he pointed out.
Tuan Ibrahim voiced his confidence that a annnual review report would serve as remedy to those he pronounced were "stoned by Najib's opium" in a budget.
"That is because a past dual Auditor General's reports had shown how a supervision unsuccessful to have improvements despite being criticised annually by a Audi! tor Gene ral," he stressed, as good as removed inaction over complaints of exorbitant purchases by supervision agencies as good as a National Feedlot Corporation mismanagement as suggested by a Auditor General last year.
-Harakahdaily,
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