KUALA LUMPUR, Oct seventeen Former MCA boss Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat attacked his inheritor Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek today for "mocking" a Auditor-General's Report by claiming which disastrous reports would not start Barisan Nasional's (BN) await in a next ubiquitous election. Taking to microblogging service Twitter to conflict his political foe, Ong (picture) said: "Why must Auditor's report b mocked as cloutless in affecting GE outcome?
"50 yrs ago it competence hv no impact doesn't mean it's d same now."
Yesterday, Dr Chua sought to fool around down a Auditor-General's Report expelled this week, saying a BN supervision would tumble each year were a report to have any effect.
The MCA boss pronounced Pakatan Rakyat (PR) would positively exploit reports of mismanagement, but argued which a BN federal supervision would not be judged solely upon a issue of poor management.
Ong, however, had a different take upon a issue
"Wasteful public spending w/ prejudiced mark-up & w/out upkeep must b addressed with serious low mark b4 recurrence can b curbed," he pronounced but naming Dr Chua.
The annual Auditor-General's Report has revealed multiform projects which were without delay negotiated, tormented with issues, as well as may start a level of certitude in government, analysts have said.
The most glaring e.g. was a directly-negotiated RM12.49 billion Ipoh-Padang Besar double-tracking project which was delayed twice as well as has incurred an additional RM3.6 billion in costs.
Other examples embody 1,000 brochure racks value RM1.95 million for Visit Malaysia Year 2007 paid for by approach traffic by a Malaysian Tourism Promotion Board but a Finance Ministry's approval, resulting in a probe by a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commissi! on (MACC ), as well as a 5 billboards value RM3.64 million which it put up in Indonesia via approach traffic which are additionally being investigated by anti-graft officials.
Military family buliding built by a Defence Ministry saw costs nearly double to RM3.2 billion among a litany of defects including collapsed ceilings as well as leaking cesspool pipes, according to revelations in a Auditor-General's Report 2011.
Among others, a report found which a majority of a troops buliding projects audited were awarded by approach traffic as well as which a supervision waived penalties value RM87.12 million for failure to encounter contractual obligations.
Transparency-International Malaysia boss Datuk Paul Low pronounced a approach traffic approach of awarding contracts could potentially give rise to problems such as crime as well as lack of competition.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has pledged his commitment to open tenders, saying at a launch of a Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) in 2010 which competitive tenders for big projects would be a "default" option.
Despite efforts to boost clarity including making crime one of a National Key Result Areas in a Government Transformation Programme, Malaysia slipped four spots to 60th in Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index last year.
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