Questions raised over forsaken RM435mil revenue


PETALING JAYA: The cancellation of unpaid Automated Enforcement System (AES) summonses is a joy to those caught on camera speeding but concerns are being raised as to whether the move will hurt the government’s finances.

“Can the already strained national Budget afford to forgo the RM435mil?” asked Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute Centre of Public Policy chairman Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam.

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