Orang mati masih terima bantuan dari Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat...

Orang yang meninggal dunia pun masih di beri bantuan wang ringgit...

Laporan Ketua Audit Negara 2012 mendedahkan bahawa bantuan kebajikan masih dibayar kepada 145 orang mati di Kelantan, Sabah dan Negeri Sembilan.

Di Kelantan, 93 orang di Pasir Mas, Pasir Puteh dan Kota Baru terus menerima bantuan berjumlah antara RM65 dan RM120 sebulan, walaupun mereka sudah meninggal dunia di antara tahun 2005 dan 2012.

"Audit mendapati bahawa 41 penerima telah diberikan sebanyak RM110,700 menerusi akaun bank mereka.

"Daripada jumlah itu, RM65,691 telah dikeluarkan oleh waris si mati," kata laporan itu.

Di Sabah, Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat didapati telah membayar bantuan kepada si mati, dengan audit mendedahkan bahawa senarai penerima dalam sistem eSBK itu termasuk 12 penerima yang telah meninggal dunia di Semporna dan Sandakan.

"Lapan penerima yang mati masih mendapat bantuan antara satu dan tiga bulan dari tarikh kematian mereka seperti yang dinyatakan dalam senarai itu, dengan jumlah yang dibayar antara RM150 dan RM450.

"Selain itu juga tiada maklumat mengenai tarikh kematian sebenar bagi empat penerima yang sudah meninggal dunia dalam senarai" demikian menurut laporan itu.

Sementara itu di Negeri Sembilan, Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat membayar kepada 40 orang mati dari Seremban, Kuala Pilah dan Port Dickson di antara RM100 dan RM200 sebulan. Daripada 40 si mati itu, dua daripadanya meninggal dunia pada 2008.- mStar online

Penang Welfare Dept remits payments to the deceased...

The Penang Department of Social Welfare has spent a total of RM10.55 million on its recipients. However, some of its payments were made to the deceased, the auditor-general reports.

An audit conducted until July last year revealed that overall, the management of the General Assistance Scheme was “less than satisfactory” due to several weaknesses.

“Payments were made to the deceased, withdrawals were made from the deceased’s accounts, distribution used the old rates and were made to terminated recipients.”

“Delays in investigations, approvals and informing the approval of new applications, and cases not being reviewed according to the procedures” were also found in the report.

The department’s role is to eradicate poverty and to restructure the society, says the auditor-general.

One of the measures is to provide financial assistance to those in need through the scheme, which helps targeted groups to alleviate their financial burden until they can be independent, the report states.

The auditor-general says that from January 2010, the new monthly rates of the scheme approved by the Penang government were between RM100 to RM350, with an additional 33.3 percent from funds from the federal government.

The household income eligibility is set at RM720 and from 2010 to July last year, there were 2,866 active recipients in Penang.

For the same period the department has received a total allocation of RM12.23 million and as at July 2012 a total of RM10.55 million (86.2 percent) was spent, the report noted.

The auditor-general recommends that the department coordinate periodical meetings with the Penang National Registration Department and Bank Simpanan Nasional to obtain the latest information about the recipients, and get the Royal Malaysia Police’s cooperation regarding information on the deceased.- malaysiakini

Busted! Gov't paid RM1.6mil for K-Pop show...

Contrary prior denials, the Youth and Sports Ministry did in fact pay for a K-Pop show held last year.

It had stumped up RM1.6 million to bring in three groups for the National Youth Day celebrations, according to the Auditor-General’s Report 2012.

The ministry was reprimanded for 'excessive' and 'imprudent' spending amounting to RM3 million on this and eight other programmes to mark the same occasion.

Three K-pop groups - U-Kiss, Teen-Top dan Dal*shabet - were brought in by Stadium First Sdn Bhd for the show.

The ministry's secretary-general Mohid Mohamed reportedly told Bernama last year that the cost of bringing in the performers was borne through sponsorship.

A total of RM1.11 million was spent on promotion and publicity for the event, which the auditor-general describes as being too high.

Other expenses similarly classified were two separate payments of RM50,000 to 50 bloggers for promotion and publicity. It is uncertain whether these groups comprised the same bloggers.
In addition, three bloggers were paid a total of RM7,500 as daily allowance for five days’ coverage of the event.

Spending on 'non-prudent' items included RM33,500 for a promotional dinner at a Petaling Jaya hotel; and RM42,466 for hi-tea and lodging of journalists at Hotel Marriot in Putrajaya.

Another RM48,300 was spent on a 'working visit' to Institut Kemahiran Belia Negara in Jitra, then to Songkhla, Phuket and Krabi in Thailand.
The trip involved 21 personnel  from the National Youth Day secretariat as well as senior officers.

The auditor-general also complains about the manner in which the ministry had spent RM42,500 to purchase robot signboards.

‘Rakan Muda cards wasted’

The report contains stern criticism of the Rakan Muda membership cards managed by the Youth and Sports Department between 2008 and 2010, with RM3.32 million having been spent for one million cards.

However, of these cards, 250,000 gold and platinum cards were not taken up. Of the 750,000 normal membership cards, only 27,823 were issued during this period.

The facility could not be fully utilised as terminals for the members to access the benefits were damaged, resulting in the cards not being read.

The programme was discontinued in July last year as a result of these and other problems.

“In the auditor-general's view, this membership programme resulted in a major loss for the government. The department should investigate this and take appropriate action against the persons concerned,” states the report.-malaysiakini

K'jaan bayar RM1.6j untuk K-Pop hari belia

Kerajaan dulu bermati2an menafikan bahawa membawa masuk kumpulan hiburan K-Pop bagi acara Hari Belia Negara 2012 ditanggung dengan wang rakyat. Laporan Audit Negara 2012 bagaimanapun mendapati sebaliknya – tiga kumpulan itu didapati dibawa masuk dengan kos RM1.6 juta yang ditanggung kerajaan.

 

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