Ong Ye Kung’s stance on parking in schools reflect everything wrong with 4G leadership

[covertbriar]

Defending his Ministry’s policy to impose parking charges for teachers, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung said that the decision had to do with “self-discipline”.

Earlier, an AGO report said that free parking for teachers is akin to a hidden subsidy that contravenes the “clean wage policy” set by the public service division. The clean wage policy makes it a point to make sure that every single penny in salaries are accounted for and there are no hidden perks.

Making reference to the AGO report, the 4G Minister said that the government has to “respect our internal system of checks and balances” and “cannot pick and choose which finding to address or comply with – we take them all seriously”.

For someone who has some experience working with Government-linked companies, it is surprising that the Minister would not know how to deal with an audit report.

In the corporate world, there are numerous instances where the management disagree with the findings of their auditors and would defend their decision in the audit response. The final decision would then be decided by the audit committee.

Should his ministry not have to bring this up to the President or Prime Minister for them to decide on this issue? Shouldn’t there be more comprehensive consultation on this matter, given the backlash it has produced?

More at https://www.domainofexperts.com/2018/05/ong-ye-kungs-stance-on-parking-in.html

 

[virus]

auditors got issue after MOE refuse to let them park at their premises FOC?

 

[steffychun]

From Third World to First and Back Again..

 

[covertbriar]

its also called "coming full circle" heh

 

[po2wq]

tis burger does not have courage nor temperament 2 b a leader ... juz wayang ...

 

[blackmore]

tis burger does not have courage nor temperament 2 b a leader ... juz wayang ...

What's new, every now and then they push a poster boy up front to see if he can take the heat. Ground consensus agree that this burger too XL for his own good, nobody in general like the way he talk.

 

[ginfreely]

Defending his Ministry’s policy to impose parking charges for teachers, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung said that the decision had to do with “self-discipline”.

Earlier, an AGO report said that free parking for teachers is akin to a hidden subsidy that contravenes the “clean wage policy” set by the public service division. The clean wage policy makes it a point to make sure that every single penny in salaries are accounted for and there are no hidden perks.

Making reference to the AGO report, the 4G Minister said that the government has to “respect our internal system of checks and balances” and “cannot pick and choose which finding to address or comply with – we take them all seriously”.

For someone who has some experience working with Government-linked companies, it is surprising that the Minister would not know how to deal with an audit report.

In the corporate world, there are numerous instances where the management disagree with the findings of their auditors and would defend their decision in the audit response. The final decision would then be decided by the audit committee.

Should his ministry not have to bring this up to the President or Prime Minister for them to decide on this issue? Shouldn’t there be more comprehensive consultation on this matter, given the backlash it has produced?

More at https://www.domainofexperts.com/2018/05/ong-ye-kungs-stance-on-parking-in.html

Why should he disagree with this auditor recommendation when it’s so right? Car parking issue also got to bring up to president or prime minister then is something wrong. Sinkies are so greedy!

 

[cocobobo]

Defending his Ministry’s policy to impose parking charges for teachers, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung said that the decision had to do with “self-discipline”.

Earlier, an AGO report said that free parking for teachers is akin to a hidden subsidy that contravenes the “clean wage policy” set by the public service division. The clean wage policy makes it a point to make sure that every single penny in salaries are accounted for and there are no hidden perks.

Making reference to the AGO report, the 4G Minister said that the government has to “respect our internal system of checks and balances” and “cannot pick and choose which finding to address or comply with – we take them all seriously”.

what about MPs and grassroot leaders?
do they have the self-discipline to pay their own parking?

 

[eatshitndie]

it only proves that pap is doing such a fantastic job that teachers are becumming high ses and now can own cars. if every teacher drives a car there’s not enough parking spots in schools. it’s a problem created out of success - a good problem to solve.

 

[Reddog]

Defending his Ministry’s policy to impose parking charges for teachers, Minister for Education Ong Ye Kung said that the decision had to do with “self-discipline”.

Earlier, an AGO report said that free parking for teachers is akin to a hidden subsidy that contravenes the “clean wage policy” set by the public service division. The clean wage policy makes it a point to make sure that every single penny in salaries are accounted for and there are no hidden perks.

Making reference to the AGO report, the 4G Minister said that the government has to “respect our internal system of checks and balances” and “cannot pick and choose which finding to address or comply with – we take them all seriously”.

For someone who has some experience working with Government-linked companies, it is surprising that the Minister would not know how to deal with an audit report.

In the corporate world, there are numerous instances where the management disagree with the findings of their auditors and would defend their decision in the audit response. The final decision would then be decided by the audit committee.

Should his ministry not have to bring this up to the President or Prime Minister for them to decide on this issue? Shouldn’t there be more comprehensive consultation on this matter, given the backlash it has produced?

More at https://www.domainofexperts.com/2018/05/ong-ye-kungs-stance-on-parking-in.html

If free parking is akin to subsidy, teachers should avoid doing extra work/contributions after normal hours for the same reason.

 

[iluvgst]

can oppo ask in parleement if LHL and PMO staff pay parking when drive into Istana?

 

[ginfreely]

If free parking is akin to subsidy, teachers should avoid doing extra work/contributions after normal hours for the same reason.

You Evil Malaysian dog sure love to stir shit in Singapore. Which professional staff didn’t do extra work after normal hours? Doctor? Accountant? Especially accountant got pay very high meh? Why can pay car park?

 

[ginfreely]

You Evil Malaysian dog sure love to stir shit in Singapore. Which professional staff didn’t do extra work after normal hours? Doctor? Accountant? Especially accountant got pay very high meh? Why can pay car park?

Btw this Malaysian dog @Reddog thinks he is thinking out of the box when he lied about he studied in London and China. Why? Because he studied in JB. So intelligent he thinks he is!

 

[glockman]

What's new, every now and then they push a poster boy up front to see if he can take the heat. Ground consensus agree that this burger too XL for his own good, nobody in general like the way he talk.

This fucker has a lanjiao bin and a lanjiao attitude, went into parliament through back door and is called "PM material". I can't think of anyone less deserving. He is a disgrace to the country.

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

What's new, every now and then they push a poster boy up front to see if he can take the heat. Ground consensus agree that this burger too XL for his own good, nobody in general like the way he talk.

K C retires a MG
h sk retires a Supt
o y k retires a Cpt

 

[eatshitndie]

If free parking is akin to subsidy, teachers should avoid doing extra work/contributions after normal hours for the same reason.

this former teacher should sympathize with your views as she put in (his in hers) many (s)extra sessions after hours in school. but she did it willingly without quid pro quo from the school but from her student.

 

[JohnTan]

For someone who has some experience working with Government-linked companies, it is surprising that the Minister would not know how to deal with an audit report.

In the corporate world, there are numerous instances where the management disagree with the findings of their auditors and would defend their decision in the audit response. The final decision would then be decided by the audit committee.

Then what's the point of having an audit if management chooses to ignore good advice for their own convenience?

Ong Ye Kung is right. Our school teachers must have self discipline and ensure that their wages is clean. Hidden perks are a form of corruption.

 

[ToaPehGong]

The clean wage policy makes it a point to make sure that every single penny in salaries are accounted for and there are no hidden perks.

Meaning go RC event to eat, everyone go dutch?

 

[halsey02]

what about MPs and grassroot leaders?
do they have the self-discipline to pay their own parking?

The residents will gladly pay for their parking..."john" will break his piggy bank to contribute too!.

 

[halsey02]

Meaning go RC event to eat, everyone go dutch?

You never read the fine print...in PAP 101...chapter 67, section 6, line 7....the Residents go dutch, the committee eats FREE!.