Monitoring quality of service equally important


Crowd waiting to have their passport services as usual at Seberang Jaya Immigration Department in Butterworth, Penang.Star pic by: ASRI ABDUL GHANI / The Star / 01 August, 2016.

THE public congratulate Chief Secretary Tan Sri Dr Ali Hamsa for setting up a committee to monitor the implementation of programmes and projects under Budget 2018.

We would also welcome the inclusion of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission on this monitoring committee to combat corruption and leakages like the wastage of budget allocations. But there are many questions to ask about the roles of this committee.

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