How nice to be a Bumiputera or civil servant, remarks Zaid
Former minister Zaid Ibrahim points out the allocations and perks for Bumiputeras and civil servants.
PETALING JAYA: Former law minister Zaid Ibrahim has remarked that it is “nice” to be a Bumiputera or a civil servant, noting the billions in allocations and perks provided.
The 2022 budget announced today includes RM11.4 billion for Bumiputera programmes, of which RM6.6 billion is for Bumiputera education programmes. Other Bumiputera allocations include RM4.8 billion for capacity-building programmes and RM100 million in matching grants for Bumiputera SMEs in the aerospace industry.
“Nice to be Bumiputeras… billions set aside,” noted Zaid in a tweet. “(This) must be the only country in the world where (the) Budget is race-specific,” he said.
He added that it was also “nice” to be a civil servant since they were “always getting cash handouts” during budget announcements and Hari Raya.
Among the benefits civil servants are poised to receive include RM1.3 billion in a special one-off aid of RM700 each to 1.3 million civil servants in Grade 56 and below, and a RM350 payment to one million retirees, five additional days of unrecorded leave, and a 2% interest rate on loans for buying computers and smartphones.
PETALING JAYA: Former law minister Zaid Ibrahim has remarked that it is “nice” to be a Bumiputera or a civil servant, noting the billions in allocations and perks provided.
The 2022 budget announced today includes RM11.4 billion for Bumiputera programmes, of which RM6.6 billion is for Bumiputera education programmes. Other Bumiputera allocations include RM4.8 billion for capacity-building programmes and RM100 million in matching grants for Bumiputera SMEs in the aerospace industry.
“Nice to be Bumiputeras… billions set aside,” noted Zaid in a tweet. “(This) must be the only country in the world where (the) Budget is race-specific,” he said.
He added that it was also “nice” to be a civil servant since they were “always getting cash handouts” during budget announcements and Hari Raya.
Among the benefits civil servants are poised to receive include RM1.3 billion in a special one-off aid of RM700 each to 1.3 million civil servants in Grade 56 and below, and a RM350 payment to one million retirees, five additional days of unrecorded leave, and a 2% interest rate on loans for buying computers and smartphones.
11.4 billion for bumiputra empowerment
ReplyDeleteBillions more handouts for civil servants, none of whom lost their jobs because of pandemic...
But....
0.200 billion for Chinese
0.145 billion for Yindians
Ini-lah Keluarga Malay-sia, be grateful....
Wee KHAT Siong furiously looking for TARUC's 40 million....
Ayam most disappointed....no Poop or Peep about introducing GST in 2022, the Best and Most Efficient Taxation System ever Devised...but the person who introduced it left us, our children and grandchildren with this legacy....
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Meanwhile, total outstanding obligations for 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) stand at RM39.3 billion; RM32.2 billion in principal payments owed, and RM7.1 billion in interest on the debt.
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This is Kerajaan Allah's Keluarga Malaysia.
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