Review the quit rent of some convent schools


The Klang Convent school is also a historical institution which is not utilised commercially.

THE Infant Jesus Sisters (IJS), who are the owners of the country’s convent schools, have appealed for a review of the need for quit rent on some of their school buildings as they are not utilised commercially.

Sister Theresa Chua, who heads IJS Malaysia, says the quit rent for some of the school buildings are exorbitant.

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