Ready to learn: Kamalanathan (left) handing over a stationery set and books to Shamita Satiaseelan, five, at the launch of Tadika Lestari Bukit Sentosa in Rawang.
RAWANG: Schools do not have the right to demand for the payslips of parents unless they are trying to identify children in need of aid, such as the Additional Food Programme (RMT).
Deputy Education Minister Datuk P. Kamalanathan said this is to ensure assistance reaches the targeted low-income group.
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