We have done so with SNAP in 2011,” said Siah. “One final thing: Severing ties with political parties is not something abnormal for MoCS.
There is nothing to gain when we do so and believe me, it gives me no joy to have to tick off our friends at times. “We meant well when we offer advice or criticism. Siah said there were political leaders who understood MoCS’s work. “When we offer advice to other parties like DAP, for example, their leaders were able to accept it in good faith,” Siah claimed. When we attempted to offer some advice to Sarawak PKR, they construed advice as an attack/affront against their leaders. How do we know? Because they continue with their attacks against MoCS. “When we complained to their party leaders in the past, no action was taken. He said Sarawak PKR had also unleashed their cyber troopers against MoCS, and he knew those who are responsible. I have retired from active politics a long time ago,” said Siah in a statement today.
“The budget will also help the people through the Bantuan Khas Sarawakku Sayang (BKSS) 8.0 where RM285.47 million will be allocated next year, as well as provide electricity bill deduction and a one-off grant of RM500 to passenger boat operators, as well as taxi, school bus and van drivers,” he said.“MoCS is apolitical, and I am not a card-carrying member of any political party. He said that in line with the powers entrusted in the Sarawak chief minister or the State Financial Authority under Section 11 of the Emergency (Essential Powers) (Sarawak) Ordinance 2021, the Sarawak 2022 budget was approved with the consent of the state Cabinet on Oct 11.Įarlier, Sarawak legislative assembly speaker Mohd Asfia Awang Nassar said there was no need for the state budget to get the state assembly’s approval as enshrined under Section 11 of the Emergency (Essential Powers) (Sarawak) Ordinance 2021.Ībang Johari, who is also the state minister of finance and economic planning, according to Bernama, said among the core strategies underlined in the budget was the proposed housing deposit assistance scheme of up to RM10,000 to help those in the B40 and M40 groups make homeownership deposit payments. He was speaking at a press conference after presenting the budget to assemblymen at a special meeting at the Borneo Convention Centre in Kuching today.
The state government ought to embark on fiscal expansionary policy to boost productivity and revive the economy,” Abang Johari said as reported by Bernama. “It is critical at this juncture, given the devastating impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic to the state economy and the livelihoods of the people. “With an estimated revenue of RM10.036 billion and expected expenditure of RM10.646 billion, the state’s 2022 budget is expected to incur a deficit of RM610 million. He said Sarawak’s 2022 budget was formulated against the performance of global and domestic economies, as well as the state’s growth forecast for next year. KUCHING: Sarawak chief minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg has announced a budget of RM10.136 billion for 2022 as the state government plans to focus on helping the people and economy recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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