BULETIN RAKYAT: Selangor Tambahbaik Pengurusan Kewangan PBT

Khamis, 12 Februari 2009

Selangor Tambahbaik Pengurusan Kewangan PBT

Wednesday, 11 February 2009
SHAH ALAM, 11 Februari - Pengurusan kewangan pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT) di negeri ini akan ditambahbaik, kata Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Tetap Kerajaan Tempatan, Kajian dan Penyelidikan, Ronnie Liu.

Menurut beliau, beberapa cadangan untuk penambahbaikan ketelusan pengurusan kewangan telah diluluskan Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri (MMKN) hari ini.
Menyentuh cadangan itu, Ronnie berkata sebarang keputusan untuk melantik kontraktor untuk pembekalan barangan atau perkhidmatan untuk PBT perlu mendapatkan kebenaran daripada jawatankuasa kewangan masing-masing.

Beliau berkata tiada pegawai PBT boleh membuat keputusan berkenaan termasuklah menandatangani kontrak sebelum mendapat kebenaran jawatankuasa itu.

“Jawatankuasa kewangan juga bertanggungjawab dalam meneliti semua belanjawan yang dicadangkan dan memastikan semua kontrak yang dikeluarkan itu berbaloi,” katanya.
Tambahnya, jawatankuasa itu juga perlu menilai kecekapan mereka yang diberikan kontrak berkenaan.
“Semua keputusan oleh jawatankuasa kewangan mestilah dibentangkan dalam mesyuarat penuh untuk kelulusan.

“Ini adalah satu langkah terbaru untuk menambahbaik ketelusan pengurusan kewangan di semua PBT,” katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian kepada pemberita selepas mesyuarat mingguan MMKN petang tadi.

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MammoSEL - Free Mammogram testing - Contact 0193291967

We invite women voters in DUN Batang Kali who are above 35 years old are invited to attend a special mammogram test to detect breast cancer. Under the MammoSEL, all eligible women of Selangor 35 years above can enjoy the benefit of FREE breast cancer screening with transport as well as light refreshment provided. The Selangor government is committed to invest RM5 million to cover 56,000 women for breast cancer screening. The programme conducted by the Forrest Medical Centre in Kepong is open to the first 40 applicants.“The applicants should have a combined family income of less than RM2,000 a month"

The programme was aimed at creating awareness on the dangers of breast cancer especially for women above 35. According to the 2006 National Cancer Registry, the overall Age-Standardised Incidence Rate (ASR) was 39 per 100,000 population.“The incidence of breast cancer was highest among the Chinese where the ASR was 46.4 per 100,000 followed by Indians and Malays at 38.1 and 30.4 per 100,000 respectively.“There were 3,525 female breast cancer cases registered with NCR the same year. Those aged between 40 and 59 years account for 63%,’’
The special mammogram test was strictly for voters in DUN Batang Kali, the target group were the middle-class, applicants should show proof of earnings and a copy of their identity card to be eligible.Eligible participants will be ferried to the medical centre for the test. Those interested, can call 019 3291967 (Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Dun Batang Kali)