Ex-federal apportion Shahrizat Abdul Jalil told a Kuala Lumpur High Court today which she was not broke when a Auditor-General's Report highlighted problems in a National Feedlot Centre project.
Under interrogate by lawyer Ranjit Singh in her RM100 milliondefamation suitagainst dual PKR leaders, she pronounced a plan in Gemas as well as a company - National Feedlot Corporation (NFC) managed by her father Mohd Salleh Ismail - are apart entities.
"The review inform is upon a centre as well as not upon a company. The auditor-general does not review in isolation companies," she said.Shahrizat, who was a women, family as well as village growth minister,maintainedthat she primarily did not know a sum of a bid put in by her father to run a feedlot project.
And now which she knows, she claimed not to know a full details.
Shahrizat agreed which a auditor-general's remarks warranted debate by front-benchers as well as lawmakers, including antithesis legislators, in Parliament.
Ranjit:Would we determine which if a plan does not meet a beef self-sufficiency target, then it would be considered a failure?
Shahrizat:No, I do not agree.
Ranjit:If it failed, there will be no heavenly body (farms) in farming areas as stated in a inform ...
Shahr! izat:Yes.
Ranjit:Would we determine that, if a centre failed, it would imperil a NFC's amends (of a RM250 million supervision soothing loan)?
Shahri! zat:No I do not agree. They might have alternative plans as well as which question should be directed to NFC.
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