Johor assemblyman voices disagreement on monthly payment given to former elected reps


JOHOR BARU: A former Johor state assemblyman has voiced his disagreement with the Council of Former Elected Representatives (Mubarak), which wanted the monthly payment given to former elected representatives to be continued.

Former Maharani assemblyman Song Sing Kwee said that the majority of the former MP’s and state assemblymen have not contributed to society for years.

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