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Melihatkan pembongkaran atau pendedahan yang dilakukan olih Jabatan Audit Negara, persoalan yang timbul atau persepsi yang dapat ditimbang olih rakyat marhean ialah Kelemahan Kerajaan didalam mengurus atau mengimbangi perbelanjaan. Melihat pada  jumlah 'perbelanjaan' yang bolih dikategori sebagai  'pembaziran' atau 'kehilangan wang rakyat'  yang sepatutnya diurus secara 'berhemah atau berintegriti olih mereka-mereka yang telah 'diamanahkan' tetapi akhirnya , " diselewengkan".

Penjelasan yang dibuat olih Menteri-Menteri yang terlibat dilihat sebagai 'melepaskan batuk ditangga' . Sepatutnya kesalahan yang dilakukan samaada olih Kakitangan Kerajaan mahupun Pak Menteri seharusnya diheret ke Mahkamah, kerana, 'menyebabkan kehilangan 'wang rakyat' tanpa sebab yang munasabah.

Apa yang dapat dilihat tiada satupun projek kelolaan Kerajaan tidak bermasaalah, semuanya didapati ada unsur-unsur 'penyelewengan'. Kenapakah ini harus berlaku? Kerajaan selalu menwar-warkan Pentadbiran berhemah serta amanah. Tetapi 'amanah' yang bagaimanakan yang diterjemahkan?

 Amat menyakitkan hati, Anggota Kerajaan selalu diberikan 'imbuhan' , bermacam-macam 'kenaikan' diberikan, tetapi hasil yang diperolehi daripada kakitangan Kerajaan ini' 'pulangan tidak setimpal' dengan 'tugasan'. Ketaraan  'pembaziran atau tiada sifat tanggungjawap' yang dilakukan olih kakitangan Kerajaan tidak dapat diterima. Kelonggaran atau 'tidak mengambil tindakan diatas salah laku anggota Kerajaan amat dikesali.

Selayaknya anggota kerajaan ini dipanggil  'tong sampah' atau 'makan gaji buta'.

                                       ANTARA KEBENARAN DAN PENIPUAN
                                Diantara pembaziran wang rakyat yang dikenal pasti
                             
KBS penipu, konsert K-pop bernilai RM1.6 juta bukan tajaan
Kementerian Belia dan Sukan (KBS) membelanjakan RM1.6 juta bagi membawa tiga kumpulan penyanyi K-pop ke Malaysia sempena sambutan Hari Belia Kebangsaan tahun lalu.
Laporan Ketua Audit Negara 2012 semalam mendedahkan penganjuran konsert itu datangnya daripada dana kerajaan meskipun KBS menafikan tahun lalu dengan mengatakan kos konsert itu ditanggung penaja.
Tiga kumpulan K-pop berkenaan adalah U-Kiss, Teen-Top dan Dal Shabet manakala persembahan mereka dibawakan oleh Stadium First Sdn Bhd.
Laporan audit itu turut mendedahkan KBS telah berbelanja melebihi had iaitu RM1.11 juta untuk promosi dan publisiti untuk acara tersebut.
Selain itu, KBS ditegur kerana membelanjakan RM48,300 untuk ‘lawatan kerja’ ke Institut Kemahiran Belia Negara di Jitra, Songkhla, Phuket dan Krabi di Thailand untuk 21 sekretariat Hari Belia Kebangsaan dan pegawai kanan kementerian.
KBS juga turut membelanjakan RM75,966 untuk promosi makan malam dan minum petang serta penginapan untuk wartawan.
Laporan itu juga mendapati perbelanjaan melampau termasuk bayaran RM50,000 kepada 50 penulis blog dan pengurusan syarikat serta jumlah amaun sama untuk promosi dan publisiti.
KBS juga didapati membayar RM7,500 kepada tiga penulis blog dalam bentuk elaun harian untuk liputan selama lima hari.
Tidak ketinggalan, perbelanjaan KBS sebanyak RM3.32 juta untuk satu juta kad keahlian Rakan Muda. – 2 Oktober, 2013.

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Dead people were receiving welfare aid in Sabah, Kelantan and Negeri Sembilan. This is yet another finding in the 2012 Auditor-General’s Report, which highlighted spectacular failures by government departments when it was submitted to Parliament yesterday.

Education Ministry squandered RM2b on poor school security, says A-G

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 1 — The Education Ministry has failed to properly manage the swathe of private security contractors hired to keep schools nationwide secure, despite having more than RM3 billion to work with, the Auditor-General’s (A-G) 2012 Report revealed today.

According to the report, released in Parliament today, the ministry has so far spent RM2.051 billion, or just over half of its RM3.689 billion budget set aside from 2010 to 2012, to beef up security in schools and public learning institutes, but implementation has been unsatisfactory.

'#Update* PAC to quiz ministries over deals worth 'hundreds of millions

PETALING JAYA  (Oct 1): Ultra high temperature (UHT) milk lived up to its "ultra high" label with the Finance Ministry paying an additional RM17.4 million to supply the milk to primary school students.
The Auditor-General’s Report 2012 noted that the ministry had approved procurement, worth RM188.33 million for the 1Malaysia Milk Programme (PS1M) in early 2011.
However, the actual value of the contract was RM170.93 million after the eligibility of the milk recipients was re-evaluated.

"Audit findings revealed that generally, the management of PS1M was not satisfactory based on the performance from January 2011 until July  2012 where supply was only 21.9% but expenditure already reached 39.7%," the report stated.

Puterajaya's satellite programme may cost up to RM1 B

Auditor-General’s Report in 2011 that revealed that defects with the RazakSat-1 satellite to bolster his suspicions over the successor programme.

“The main problem is since 2011, the Auditor-General has given warning on the failure of RazakSat-1. We do not see government being serious to ensure that Razak-Sat 2 will not fail in the same way,” he said.

According to the National Audit Department, RazakSat-1 became defective in 2010 or one year into its three-year lifespan. This caused it to take mapping images that were inaccurate by as much as 37km and rendering the 1,328 satellite photographs taken to be useless for their intended purposes.

Clocks, scanners and “miscellaneous items” cost RTM RM9 million, up to 7,200 times over budget

The Broadcasting Department blew its budget spending RM120,210 on clocks and scanners alone, thus overpaying for these items by thousands of times beyond its actual cost.

Despite budgeting RM100 per unit for a clock and RM200 per unit for an A4-sized document scanner, the Auditor-General found that the Broadcasting Department spent RM3,810 per unit for “branded” wall clocks and RM14,670 per unit for the scanners.

In the 2012 AG Report, it found the department bought 20 branded wall clocks and three scanners for national broadcaster RTM’s offices in three states.

While the report did note that the total bill charged by the contractor at RM9.29 million was lower than the department's estimate of RM9.46 million, the AG expressed concern that costs for certain items were pricey, which is between 15.7% and 7,235% higher than the department's estimated cost for each unit.

Nearly RM30m for government jet annual upkeep, Parliament told

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 3 — Putrajaya spends RM28.8 million in annual rental and RM5.5 million to maintain the VVIP government jet ACJ319, the private aircraft used to ferry prime ministers much like the Air Force One in the US.

Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim revealed this in a written reply today to Nga Kor Ming (DAP-Taiping) who had asked details on the costs involved in buying or renting the official jet, its maintenance bills and the price of modification works that goes with it from 2000 until today.

"To ensure the VVIP government jet ACJ319 remain in a good condition and has the highest level of safety, the government has spent USD25.2 million in rental costs, RM16.52 million for maintenance and RM3.32 million for modification works from the year 2010 to last year," Shahidan said in a written reply.