Tak dak sapa buloq jadi pak sanggup syarikat keluarga mami Jat...

Tiada syarikat sanggup ambil alih NFC...

Dewan Rakyat diberitahu sehingga hari ini tiada satu pun syarikat yang sanggup mengambil alih liabiliti projek Pusat Fidlot Nasional (NFC) yang sebelum ini diuruskan oleh syarikat milik keluarga Ketua Wanita Umno, Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil.

Menteri Kewangan, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak dalam jawapan bertulis berkata, pada mulanya satu rundingan dengan Kirimitonas Agro Sdn Bhd (KASB), iaitu syarikat usaha sama antara Otoshitos Sdn Bhd dan Hannan Food Group untuk mengambil alih NFC dijalannkan sejak awal tahun.

Syarikat itu dipilih berdasarkan persetujuan mereka untuk menyuntik modal sebanyak RM20 juta selain usaja untuk memulih kembali projek NFC.

KASB menawarkan untuk mengambil alih kesemua aset dan liabiliti NFC bagi memastikan projek itu dapat diteruskan bagi menjamin bekalan daging negara mencukupi selaras dengan objektif penubuhannya.

“Bagaimanapun sehingga kini kedua-dia pihak tidak dapat mencapai persetujuan dan rundingan tersebut telah pun tamat,” katanya menjawab soalan yang diutarakan Ahli Parlimen DAP-Petaling Jaya Utara Tony Pua semalam.

Tony Pua sebelum itu meminta Menteri Kewangan menyatakan kedudukan pinjaman RM250 juta NFC yang tertunggak selama ini dan kedudukan terkini projek tersebut.

Jawapan tersebut juga memberitahu, berdasarkan penyata Jabatan Akauntan Negara Malaysoa sehingga 30 September 2013, tiada tunggakan bayaran balik direkodkan oleh NFC.

Sementara itu, Tony Pua berkata laporan hasil siasatan melibatkan penyelewengan dana awam berjumlah RM250 juta NFC akan dibentangkan dalam sesi Dewan Rakyat kali ini.

Bagaimanapun, katanya laporan itu boleh dibentangkan hanya selepas mendapat persetujuan Jawatankuasa Kira-Kira Wang Negara (PAC) yang baru.

Beliau berkata, laporan berkenaan telah pun siap sejak penggal Dewan terakhir yang lalu, namun disebabkan mesyuarat jawatankuasa berkenaan dilakukan selepas selesai sidang Dewan Rakyat, ia tidak sempat  dibentangkan.

“Sekarang ianya akan dibentangkan semula kepada ahli PAC baru dan perlu mendapat persetujuan mereka sebelum boleh dibentangkan dalam Parlimen,” katanya.-fmt

Japanese company not taking over NFC debt after all...

Negotiations by a Japanese company to take over the National Feedlot Centre project as well as the National Feedlot Corporation's (NFC) debts have fallen through.
In a written parliamentary reply to Tony Pua (DAP-Petaling Jaya Utara), Finance Minister Najib Abdul Razak said this is because the parties could not reach an agreement.

"Kirimitonas Agro Sdn  Bhd offered to take over all National Feedlot Corporation assets and liabilities,” Najib said.

"This is to ensure that the NFC project will continue, so as to meet its objectives of ensuring sufficient national supply of beef. However, both parties could not reach an agreement (and) negotiations have ended.”

The National Feedlot Corporation is run by the husband and children of former cabinet minister and just re-elected Wanita Umno chief Shahrizat Abdul Jalil.

Najib in the written reply had said that Kirimitonas, a joint-venture between Otoshitos Sdn Bhd and Hannan Food Group, started negotiating with the government to take over NFC on April 19.

He said that the Kirimitonas was chosen because it had initially agreed to inject RM20 million to revive (memulih kembali) the project.

Najib also said that according to the Accountant-General’s Department, as at Sept 30, 2013, the National Feedlot Corporation had been repaying their debt as scheduled.

“The auditor-general had recommended that the government terminate the agreement with the National Feedlot Corporation, but this has not been heeded by the government,” Pua said.

He added that the minister responsible for the matter has also not been censured.

PAS’ Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin added that the government’s response appears to “cover up” the issue, as evident in the Section 203A amendment in the Penal Code passed by the House yesterday.

TI-M: Make every effort to recover RM250mil 

Meanwhile, in a statement, Transparency International-Malaysia said the government should make every effort to recover the RM250 million soft loan it had given to NFC. 

"By now, Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak should have learnt (from) the mistake, especially after Kirimitonas decided not to take over all National Feedlot Corporation assets and liabilities," it said.

"If the venture is profitable, there is no reason why Kirimitonas would not want to take up the business deal.

"However, due to a lack of transparency in the way how the money was disbursed, and subsequently used, we do not know where the funds are now and whether it has been fully recovered."-malaysiakini

Dah mai dah...Projek mee segera PRK Sungai Limau...Jalan yang belum berlubang pun depa turap....

 

Selepas membahas rang undang2 pindaan Nor Omar tertidur tanpa mendengar perbahasan atau ucapan oleh ahli parlimen lain khasnya dari pembangkang.

cheers.