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KUCHING : Sarawak's Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture, Youth and Sports, Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, denied qualifying a deputy as a beggar [19659002]. 'T be selectors & # 39; which he spoke was referred to the action of the opposition to question the quantum of allowance that was given to them.
"Previously, we (the state government) did not offer any allowance to the opposition." I would like to point out that we are not deputies, hence the 39, expression "beggars can not be chosen" … I do not know. "I think we should apologize," he said at a special press conference after the state assembly.
He commented on the problem of "beggars can not be chosen" by David Wong, MPP for Pelawan. Headquarters session Previously, it was reported that Sentosa MP Chong Chieng Jen had called on the state government to reciprocate that the federal government led by Pakatan Harapan had done for the members of the Parliament Gabungan Party Sarawak (1965). ] According to Chong who is also president of Sarawak DAP, there would be two types of allocation given by the federal government to elected representatives in the country, namely a total of RM200,000 per year for all MPs for management of their service centers and 50000 RM for the deputies PH, as well as 100.000 RM for the deputies of the opposition.
Chong therefore stated that he hoped that the Sarawak government would also grant credits to PA deputies.
In response to Chong's appeal, Abdul Karim, who is also vice-chairman of the Pesaka Party Bumiputera Bersatu Sarawak, said: "Beggars can not be selectors". – Bernama
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