KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 — The government appeared to be “confused” and could not ascertain who decided on the development and procurement of the MySejahtera mobile application, Public Accounts Committee chairman Wong Kah Woh said.
Last week, Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin and Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz were called in to testify on the same issue. “Those are the most important things. And now the government is still they are in the midst of negotiating the price with the vendor, and this is something that shouldn’t [be happening] at all.
“Some other issues whether there were other companies who had put up their proposals, and what the justifications of this appointment were and also the status of the proposal by way of CSR which now turned out to be so called limited CSR of one year. Moving forward, Wong said that the PAC may call anyone after they have dispensed with the agencies from the Prime Minister’s Department.
Nothing new.. fact.. Putrajaya always not reliable..
The rakyat knew long ago that putrajaya is a confused and useless lot
Its Putarjaya. Pening!
Brainless Putrajaya
Jual maklumat pada Singapore intelligence sudah cukup dapat 300mil…
Shocking! No idea if Government will pay or not for a CSR project!
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