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Hanya Aminuddin sahaja pulang keseluruhan peruntukan, kata MB NS

Menteri Besar Ismail Lasim kata ada Adun PH terdahulu sudah buat pemulangan tetapi bukan dalam kadar penuh.

Hanya Aminuddin sahaja pulang keseluruhan peruntukan, kata MB NS

Pahang's Chief Minister, Ismail Lasim, has revealed that former Pakatan Harapan Deputy Chief Minister, Aminuddin Harun, is the only one who has returned the full allocation so far. According to the records at the Chief Minister's Office, there have been former PH Members of Parliament (MPs) who have made returns since June 30, but not in full.

While some have returned the funds, it may not be entirely as reported. Some of these amounts may have been used for local aid and other purposes, he told FMT. Meanwhile, Ismail was contacted by Bernama to say that MPs who did not fully pay need to provide explanations and expenditure records. Yesterday, Ismail mentioned that 17 former PH MPs and two DUN leaders under the former Pahang government must return the allocation for July to September received the day before the DUN dissolution on June 5.

In summary, each former exco must return RM150,000 for the August and September period, while 10 PH MPs and two DUN leaders from Labu and Paroi must return allocations for July to September, each totaling RM174,000 and RM150,000, respectively. Previously, PH MPs in Pahang urged the state government to reconsider its decision to require them to return the allocations for July to September following the dissolution of DUN.

Nilai MP, J Arul Kumar, stated that all MPs and two DUN leaders have submitted financial reports to the Chief Minister's Office as directed by June 30, while the remaining funds have been returned before July 10.

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