Malaysian Budget 2012
Posted on October 7, 2011 by jebatmustdie
At 4.05pm Dato Sri Najib Tun Razak took the microphone and spoke about the Budget for Malaysia in 2012.
He started with the historical background of development in Malaysia since independence.
It is not a government that over promises but a government “yang saban hari memikir, merancang dan merekayasa..” the country’s development.
After 53 budgets, and several national policies since independence, Najib today continues with the policies that had been successful and will propel Malaysia to be more progressive with a functioning democracy.
Key points:
- FDI increased to RM21.2 billion in the first 6 months of 2011.
- International reserves is at RM414 billion 15th September 2011 9.5 months of import
- Out of the whole budget, 78% (RM181.6 billion) for administration, 22% (RM51 billion) for development. Total RM232.6 billion.
- Private Financing Initiative (PFI) will be initiated to built infrastructures (schools, hospital, low cost housing etc) totalling RM6 billion.
- The theme is “Belanjawan Membela Rakyat, Mensejahterakan Negara”
- 17 more service sub-sectors will be liberalised – dentistry, architect, accounting, etc whereby foreign equity up to 100% will be introduced.
- From the years 2011 to 2020, the policy “Dasar Transformasi Nasional” is introduced and will be used.
- Few highways, and projects will be developed in all 5 economic corridors introduced in the previous administration.
- Sukuk; Malaysia introduced world first Sukuk Wakala at USD2 billion and was over subscribed 4 times in 2011 with tax exemptions for any issuance in 2012.
- Felda Global Ventures will be listed. A co-operative where all Felda settlers will get dividends which will be announced soon.
- Sincere and hardworking entrepreneurs will be given 2nd chance if their businesses fail. RM100 million will be provided under Entreprenuer Revitalisation Fund operated by SME Bank.
- Franchising by local companies can improve the economy. Tax cuts will be given to these local franchisees.
- Exemptions from import duties and excise duty for hybrid cars importers till 31 December 2013.
- 70% tax cuts to all hotel operators for the next 5 years.
- Human capital development: Innovation will be the main impetus where R&D must be transformed into viable projects in private and public sector. 2012 is declared as Innovation Year with awards and other initiatives.
- Commercial Innovation Fund of RM500 million will fund companies with innovative products to help them market and produce. The Fund is syariah compliant.
- Knowledge is key in any civilisation or any developed nation. Education sector will be provided RM50.2 billion with extra RM1 billion to repair, build all schools.
- All fees for exams, co-curriculum, insurance for schools will be abolished in 2012 onwards. This means, education is now free for primary and secondary schools.
- Rural Transformation Program is set up to fund water electricity and roads
- Salary and pension revision upwards for civil servants and retirees.
- Civil servants are offered masters degrees and PHDs opportunities to further their studies on part time basis. RM80 million is allocated for this to improve their careers.
- Government will give a one off RM3,000 per person to all 4,300 contract workers
- Government will give a one off RM3,000 to ex-members of special and auxiliary police, including widows and widowers, covering 62,000 people to remember their contribution to the country.
- RM500 million of Army Care Fund to improve army camps etc.
- RM40 million allocated to increase Kedai 1Malaysia to all states.
- Ceiling price for affordable houses will be set at RM220K and will be developed by PRIMA (a government agency) in government lands.
- To protect housebuyers, government will initiate a build and sell scheme for all houses priced at RM600K and below so that risks of stalled housing projects will not fall unto the buyers. Bank Islam will partner government for this scheme.
- Syarikat Perumahan Negara (SPNB) will build 10,000 housing units priced at RM45,000 in 2012.
- Expatriates in Malaysia increased to 41,000 in 2011. They can now start saving in EPF.
- RM300 million will be allocated to build houses for fishermen.
- Puduraya has been upgraded at a cost of RM40 million. Kuala Lumpur General Hospital which is 141 years old will be upgraded at a cost RM300 million with a new wing for outpatients.
- Good news for doctors on call. RM600 per month for working beyond normal hours.
- Private budget taxi operators will get 100% exemption on duty excise on buying new taxi cars. No road tax for all budget taxi operators.
- Suspects with no money to pay defence lawyers will be provided with free defence lawyers.
- Government will provide training to women with potential to push them as company directors. RM10 million will be allocated.
- RM300 for small business as micro loans for women entrepreneurs.
- Discount for senior citizens to travel in LRT and monorail and no outpatient registration fee for them in hospitals.
- RM500 one off payment to household income Rm3000 and below to subsidise children school expenses.
- RM100 for all school children in primary and secondary through Bank Simpanan Nasional involving RM530 million.
- RM200 book voucher to all university students involving 260 million.
- Retiring age for civil servants to be increased from 58 to 60 years old
- Another half month bonus to all civil servants with RM500 for all pensioners. The previous half month bonus was paid last August.
“Perjuangan ini bukan perjuangan sehari, seminggu, sebulan mahupun setahun. Ia adalah perjuangan berdekad lamanya. Inilah sebuah bajet di bawah Dasar Transormasi Nasional diilhamkan demi rakyat. Kepada Allah jua kita berserah.”
Ends at 6.05pm.
Semua Di Malaysia Menentang Judi Bola, Tidak Kira Agama, Bangsa atau Fahaman Politik
Vincent Tan telah cuba untuk mempetahankan pemberian lesen judi bola oleh Kerajaan BN kepada beliau dengan berkata:“The Government has made it really clear that Muslims are not in any way allowed to bet with us. So my question is why are these groups so unhappy,” he told Malaysian reporters in London.Siapakah yang Vincent Tan cuba tipu? Penipuan Vincent Tan dibahagi kepada beberapa fasa:
“We don't want to quarrel with them. I ask why. They know that illegal bookies are all around the country and the Government don't get any revenue,” he said.
Sibu vote shows difficulties for BN, Pakatan
May 17, 2010
Wong Ho Leng’s slim 398 vote majority win revealed DAP’s smart use of issues and disenchantment among the Chinese and Christians, which the Najib administration could not solve simply with grants and promises of better times if the Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate gets elected.
But it also illustrated that DAP and Pakatan Rakyat’s (PR) appeal did not go beyond those communities to the key Melanau/Iban demographic, who stuck to BN and some of whom called DAP ally, PKR, troublemakers.
Just like in the Malay peninsula, PR’s outreach to the dominant communities was only limited to urban areas, and not rural areas which have more Parliamentary and state seats.
“We didn’t get the Iban vote, it’s very close then,” a senior DAP leader told The Malaysian Insider in the tense hours leading to the announcement of official results for the Sibu by-election.
The lack of appeal to rural communities will hamper PR’s quest to capture Sarawak and replace long-serving Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud in state administrative capital, Petrajaya.
The biggest upset was for BN, which stuck to its playbook of development politics by wielding its chequebook to solve issues that had festered under five-term Sibu MP, the late Datuk Robert Lau Hoi Chew, similar to Hulu Selangor which had a laundry list of issues unresolved by four-term MP Datuk G. Palanivel.
Unlike last month’s Hulu Selangor parliamentary by-election which it won narrowly, BN lost Sibu and dented the image of Sabah and Sarawak being its “fixed deposit” in general elections. Both states provided 54 of the 137 seats won by BN in Election 2008, in its worst-ever electoral outing.BN had expected to win Sibu, as it did Hulu Selangor, by putting a younger candidate backed by the resources of the ruling federal government to almost instantly fulfil the needs of the voters.
Anecdotal evidence showed BN spent up to RM170 million in Hulu Selangor and over RM20 million for Sibu, including unprecedented special grants totalling RM1.75 million to four Methodist churches.
Was it to counter DAP’s strategy of using the “Allah” row or news that the Home Ministry had told the Bible Society of Malaysia last March that it intended to destroy 5,000 copies of the Malay-language bible Al-Kitab?
Sunday’s by-election results have yet to be fully analysed to see if the grants swayed votes to BN, but data from DAP showed voters in Rajang Park snubbed the prime minister’s promise of RM5 million to alleviate floods if SUPP’s Robert Lau Hui Yew won the seat.
The Sibu by-election also showed that Datuk Seri Najib Razak has to stick to his 1 Malaysia mantra of “People First. Performance Now” by resolving issues immediately instead of hoping time will cure them.
Letting the courts refrain from deliberating the “Allah” issue only prolongs the matter and the sense that Christians are not getting equal treatment under the law. Promising to help the Chinese to permanently prevent floods or get them new schools during an election campaign shows they are only seen as vote-banks and nothing more.
This will be the prime minister’s worry as Sarawak will have to hold state elections by July 2011, and long-standing issues have to be resolved if BN does not want to lose the country’s biggest state to PR.
Some saw the Sibu vote as a referendum on the powerful Abdul Taib who has been at the helm since 1981. His absence in the Sibu campaign was noticeable but did not help the coalition retain the seat.
While DAP crows over its closely-fought win in its first by-election since Election 2008 and share the experience with its weaker ally PKR, which has lost six MPs, Najib will have to work hard on delivering economic progress similar to the 2010’s first quarter growth of 10.1 per cent to impress the voters.
11.30pm: Speaking at a press conference, a beaming Wong Ho Leng says: "This victory is one small step in Sibu, one big step to (state administrative capital) Petrajaya, and one giant step to Putajaya."
Robert Lau, meanwhile, expresses sadness: "I'm sad, because Sibu is going to lose out on a lot of things. I have said in my campaign that if we lose, we lose the confidence of the federal government.
11.10pm: A crowd of 3,000 gather outside the main tally centre at Dewan Suarah to celebrate DAP's victory in Sibu. They shout, "Dacing tipu". Independent Narawi Haron forfeited his RM10,000 deposit for failing to obtain at least one-eighth of the total vote cast.
Turnout - 70%
Spoilt votes - 395 votes
Majority - 398 votes
Postal votes - 2,429 votes
10.58pm: Election Commission makes official announcement: BN - 18,447
Ind - 232
The two-hour delay in the announcement of the result was due to a dispute in the postal ballots where 208 votes were rejected. This however did not change the final result. According to the EC, the dispute was over the validity of witnesses' signature for postal votes.
DAP - 70
BN - 2,323
Ind - 36
Rejected postal votes - 208
Of the 11 by-election since March 2008, Pakatan has won eight while BN three. Sibu is also Pakatan's first victory in East Malaysia (PKR lost in Batang Ai in April last year). 
10.35pm: It appears that there was some minor dispute over the postal ballots. However, it is learnt that the Election Commission will be announcing the result soon.Robert Lau is also reported to be dissatisfied that Lim and four other DAP members met with the SPR officer without the presence of Barisan people. They said they will "consider taking the election dispute to court."
They are later joined by DAP officials Ng Wei Aik, Lim Lip Eng and Ronnie Liu.
Meanwhile, EC deputy chief Wan Ahmad Wan Omar says the commission will explain the delay soon.
Lim Guan Eng tells Malaysiakini that he is worried “something suspicious could be going on” and he hopes that the Election Commission officials can release the Form 15, a document which certifies the final result of the postal ballots.
Should it be true that BN has won the postal votes by a margin of 2,300, then DAP will be declared the winner of the Sibu by-election with a tissue-thin majority of 300 votes.
It is confirmed that Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin has returned to Kuala Lumpur.
There is no movement at the main tally centre in Dewan Suarah in Sibu. The official tally still indicates that 16 boxes, including the postal votes, are yet to be sent to be included in the final result.
"I don't want comment. Please wait for the official announcement," he told Malaysiakini.
DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang wants to know what is holding up the Election Commission from announcing the by-election result.
Malaysiakini has earlier asked him to confirm whether the voter turnout was 59.86% as announced by the EC a few hours ago.
BN - 15,980
Ind - 201
8.33pm: DAP members and some leaders at its Sibu operations room are celebrating, but top party leaders are still waiting for confirmation and refuse to declare victory.BN - 14,267
Ind - 138
Postal votes are still being counted. In addition, no results yet to come in from BN stronghold Kg Ilir Nangka. In the 2008 general elections, DAP lost by 1,272 votes in Kg Ilir Nangka and 2,571 in postal votes. "Sibu Pakatan Rakyat set to win by wafer-thin majority... probably less than one hundred!" says Loke in his tweet message.
The projector outside the centre however has gone offline, and no
updates available so far.
BN - 13,841
Ind - 137
If BN can win 2,441 of these postal votes, which is possible, it will win the by-election. The margin of victory will be less than 100 votes.
BN - 13,656
Ind - 136
BN - 13,490
Ind - 136
DAP leaders and supporters, who are watching the unofficial results displayed by a LCD projector, are biting their nails. BN - 13,156
Ind - 135
Majority - 3,022
On the spot analysis:
Whatever the result, it will be close either way.
BN - 13,061
Ind - 134
Majority - 2,920
BN - 12,838
Ind - 132
Majority - 2,817
BN - 12,047
Ind - 129
Majority - 2,236
BN - 11,389
Ind - 126
Majority - 1,577
BN - 9,850
Ind - 99
Majority - 2,091
On the spot analysis:
BN stronghold Kg Ilir Nangka and postal votes yet to be announced. In the 2008 general elections, DAP lost by 1,272 votes in Kg Ilir Nangka and 2,571 in postal votes.
In addition, also yet to be counted is Rejang Park, a major DAP stronghold.
BN - 9,229
Ind - 97
Majority - 1,544
It appears that DAP has benefitted from a slight swing of Chinese voters. However, there is no change in Iban and Malay/Melanau vote. Indeed, BN could have won more votes from these two groups.
DAP will need to a sizable lead if it is to win this by-election as it is expected that BN will get the lion share of the 2,537 postal votes, which are yet to be counted.
According to DAP sources, they won in all Chinese-majority polling streams but the turnout was low, especially among young voters.
MCA Youth chief Wee Ka Siong says in a tweet that DAP has won over 66% of the Chinese votes. BN will need to bag at least 80% of the Malay/Melanau vote to win this by-election.
A crowd of onlookers has swelled to about 100 people in surroundingshops, mostly curious about the hive of activity at the hall.
BN - 8,274
Ind - 89
Majority - 914
BN - 8,050
Ind - 87
Dapsy chief Anthony Loke said the objection was over inconsistencies in signatures of witnesses, and DAP are claiming fraud.
"The EC are not happy about it. We don't know what the intend to do," Loke said when contacted through SMS.
It is understood that Wong has walked out of the postal votes counting centre but no decision has been announced yet by the EC.
BN - 6,243
Ind - 52
DAP sources say that ballot boxes of Malay/Melanau areas yet to be counted. They comprise 10.5% of the Sibu electorate.
DAP - 2,434
Ind - 41
Majority - 1,869
DAP - 2,248
Ind - 41
Majority - 1,957
It appears that DAP is slowing bridging the gap as polling streams from Chinese-majority areas are now being counted.
DAP - 1,819
Ind - 37
Majority - 1,985
5.25pm: Election Commission workers are seen going into the main tally centre at Dewan Suarah in Sibu town. This is where all the votes from the 54 polling centres in today's by-election are tallied.
DAP sources say the party appeared to have performed worse in Iban areas compared to the 2008 general election.
DAP - 1,396
Ind - 33
Majority - 2,097
The voter turnout is expected to be far below the 68% in the 2008 general elections.
4.30pm: According to the latest unofficial tally in the polling stations which have closed early, BN has increased its lead to 1,930 votes. So far, 16 out of 110 polling streams have been counted.
DAP - 1,029
Ind - 18
Of the 16 polling streams counted, at least 10 are from Iban areas where DAP is expected to lose. Iban comprise
4.29pm: Umno vice-president Shafie Apdal (left in pix) denies a scuffle ever occurred at Sekolah Kebangsaan Sg Aup as alleged by DAP MP for Bakri Er Teck Hwa (see below - 12.30pm).“There wasn't a scuffle (as reported). I was there (to request the DAP supporters) to disperse. There was no scuffle,” the minister told Malaysiakini.
Shafie said that he was there with a group of BN supporters.
“The MP (Er) was in the middle of the road distributing leaflets to voters. That can't happen,” said the Umno vice-president, referring to election laws against campaigning on polling day.
“I told him (Er) that he wasn't allowed to do such a thing. In the election laws, it is prohibited. As a member of Parliament, he should know the laws.
BN - 2,808
DAP - 1,024
Ind - 18
Majority - 1,784
It is still too early to spot the trend as the result is from 15 polling streams out of 110 polling streams in areas which BN is expected to do well.
They are upset because, fighting “for every vote,” the agent is questioning too much.To the EC officer's complaint that the agent is being 'leceh' (demanding), Loke says he “shot back” with the words: “Don't we have rights to complain? Dah biasa makan gaji buta!” ('You've become used to earning an easy salary!').
DAP - 810
Ind - 15
Rm$18 Million to swing Sibu Chinese votes
- Rm$10 million to go to 60 Chinese Medium primary schools
- Rm$5 million to go to Chinese Medium Secondary Schools
- Rm$2 million to SMK Sacred Heart
- Rm$1 million to St Mary
32 menteri mempunyai saman kesalahan lalu lintas dengan jumlah denda sekurang-kurangnya RM115,680 sejak 7 tahun yg lalu.
Senarai menteri dari tangga teratas :
1) Datuk Seri S Samy Vellu, dengan 143 saman dan belum menjelaskan denda sebanyak RM17,460.
2) Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar, dengan 121 saman yang belum dibayar berjumlah RM15,200 sejak tujuh tahun lalu;
3) Datuk Dr Fong Chan Onn yang belum menjelaskan denda berjumlah RM15,230 bagi 115 saman yang dikeluarkan sejak 21 Mei 2001 hingga April tahun ini.
4) Datuk Mohamed Khaled Nordin pula dikatakan belum menjejaskan 93 saman berjumlah RM12,190 sepanjang tempoh tujuh tahun yang lalu.
P/s : Saper ada senarai penuh, tlg copy n paste kat sini ekk.. 
ni pak menteri sume2 ni beribu2 saman...x tangkap plak.
bongok punya polis
ni pak menteri sume2 ni beribu2 saman...x tangkap plak.
bongok punya polis
tertunggak sampai 7 tahun lak tu!!
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