Concerned: (Seated, from right) Yeoh, Phang, Jerald and CGG legal advisor and Fernandez. Standing (from right) are Fong, Foo and Esham during the press conference.
NON-GOVERNMENTAL organisation Coalition of Good Governance (CGG) expressed their disappointment that the service delivery of local councils in Selangor had not met public expectations at a press conference in Petaling Jaya recently.
“Public participation as envisaged in the Local Agenda 21 has not been effective in extracting accurate public feedback and has become a window dressing exercise usually after decisions are made,” said Jerald Joseph, one of the board of directors of the Community Communication Centre Malaysia (Komas).
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