Astro tidak seharusnya menambah beban pengguna dengan menaikkan caj untuk beberapa pakej yang disiarkannya memandangkan syarikat tersebut telah meraih keuntungan besar saban tahun.
Malah Pengerusi Biro Kepenggunaan KEADILAN, Yahya Sahri berkata, Astro yang diberi hak memonopoli khidmat televisyen berbayar seharusnya menyelesaikan terlebih dahulu isu melibatkan kepuasan pelanggan sebelum bertindak menaikkan caj.
“Astro ini sudah untung besar, sudah monopoli pasaran. Jadi tak wajarlah caj perkhidmatan kepada pengguna dinaikkan.
“Apatah lagi bila kita selalu dengar tentang rungutan berkaitan dengan mutu penyiaran Astro yang kurang memuaskan selain penyiaran rancangan yang berulang-ulang,” tegas beliau yang mahu Suruhanjaya Komunikasi Malaysia (SKKM) mengkaji cadangan Astro itu.
Astro dalam laman sesawangnya memaklumkan akan mengenakan tambahan caj RM2 bagi pakej keluarga dan RM6 bagi pakej sukan bermula 24 November ini.
Yahya sementara itu berkata, monopoli Astro harus ditamatkan, Kementerian Penerangan, Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan seharusnya meluluskan lesen khidmat televisyen berbayar kepada syarikat lain.
Menurutnya ia bagi mewujudkan persaingan sihat di antara penyedia perkhidmatan seperti yang berlaku di antara pembekal perkhidmatan komunikasi selain memberikan lebih pilihan kepada pengguna-keadilandaily
Malangnya gomen tak akan buat apa2 pasai gomen tau orang yang guna Astro,orang yang ada duit, jadi gomen peduli apa!!! dan seterus gomen tahu,Astro tu adalah kepunyaan kroninya dan menjadi 'bank' untuk menaja PRU masa depan...
Inilah yang dinamakan kronisma, anak dan bini...duit rakyat lebur...tak nampak lagi.. Dianugerahkan kepada syarikat yang tak layak, dan tak berkemampuan jadi macam ni...
Explain 'sloppy' feedlot centre award, Muhyiddin Yassin told...
Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin must explain why the awarding
of the controversial National Feedlot Centre project was so "sloppy",
said Ampang MP Zuraida Kamaruddin.
Citing the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) 2012 report, which found a slew of faults with the National Feedlot Centre award process, she said this is because he was the Agriculture Minister at the time of award.
"(Then
cabinet minister) Shahrizat Abdul Jalil ... resigned, so Muhyiddin
should also be up front and explain why the award of this tender was so
sloppy.
"Taking action just on the person who sits on the (National Feedlot Corporation or NFC) board of directors on behalf of the government is not fair, as it is the minister who is responsible for the sloppiness," Zuraida (left) told reporters.
The MACC report released yesterday found that the Agriculture Ministry did not carry out due diligence, while the government failed to place clauses to safeguard the RM250 million soft loan disbursed to the company.
The National Feedlot Corporation, which was awarded the project via direct negotiations, belongs to Shahrizat's husband and children.
Although resigning as women, family and community development minister, Shahrizat insists that she had no knowledge of her family's business activities.
The MACC, too, cleared her of having had a hand in the awarding of the multi-million ringgit project to her family members.
Zuraida said that the government still needs to explain how it aims to recover the RM250 million soft loan, following the breakdown in negotiations with Japanese company Kirimitonas Agro Sdn Bhd.
The company had initially entered negotiations to take over the embattled project.
Zuraida, who is also Wanita PKR chief, said that had it not been for PKR’s dogged exposes on the National Feedlot Centre project, it is likely that it would not have been investigated to this extent.-malaysiakini
Citing the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) 2012 report, which found a slew of faults with the National Feedlot Centre award process, she said this is because he was the Agriculture Minister at the time of award.
"(Then
cabinet minister) Shahrizat Abdul Jalil ... resigned, so Muhyiddin
should also be up front and explain why the award of this tender was so
sloppy."Taking action just on the person who sits on the (National Feedlot Corporation or NFC) board of directors on behalf of the government is not fair, as it is the minister who is responsible for the sloppiness," Zuraida (left) told reporters.
The MACC report released yesterday found that the Agriculture Ministry did not carry out due diligence, while the government failed to place clauses to safeguard the RM250 million soft loan disbursed to the company.
The National Feedlot Corporation, which was awarded the project via direct negotiations, belongs to Shahrizat's husband and children.
Although resigning as women, family and community development minister, Shahrizat insists that she had no knowledge of her family's business activities.
The MACC, too, cleared her of having had a hand in the awarding of the multi-million ringgit project to her family members.
Zuraida said that the government still needs to explain how it aims to recover the RM250 million soft loan, following the breakdown in negotiations with Japanese company Kirimitonas Agro Sdn Bhd.
The company had initially entered negotiations to take over the embattled project.
Zuraida, who is also Wanita PKR chief, said that had it not been for PKR’s dogged exposes on the National Feedlot Centre project, it is likely that it would not have been investigated to this extent.-malaysiakini
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