PAS vice-president Mahfuz Omar has compared the recently released Auditor-General's Report to a school report card which, being full of red marks and low scores, speaks volumes about the failure of the BN government.

The Pokok Sena MP said that, just as parents should worry if their child's report card is full of red marks, the rakyat too should worry about the annual audit report.

NONE “Just as a red report card should break the hearts of parents, so should the AG’s report break the hearts of the rakyat,” Mahfuz ( left ) said.

This is because it indicates the government's inability to manage the country, with successive audit reports having failed to inspire public confidence and revealing the government's lack of commitment towards improvements.

PAS to send memo to Agong

In a press conference afterwards, Mahfuz announced that the Islamic party will take their concerns over the matter to a higher authority.

“PAS will send a memorandum to the Council of Rulers and then the Agong over this matter,” he said.

He explained that they intend to get the rulers and the Agong to ‘advise’ the government over their bad performance and lack of any modicum of improvement in the years since the Auditor-General’s Report had pinpointed discrepancies in government spending.

“It may mean that the Agong should advise the PM to withdraw, step down for the failures. If in the corporate world we blame the CEO, Sime Darby’s losses for example, so should it be with government finances,” he argued.

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