This is an update to the earlier entry posted on 17th November 2012, prior to the tabling of the state budget, titled Sabah Budget 2012. I mentioned that the state government would table a RM3.4 bil budget, an increase of 11% compared to the previous figure. It appeared to be an underestimation as the CM announced the biggest ever budget of RM4.048 billion later that afternoon.
The following Table shows Sabah's historical budget figures tabled by Chief Minister Datuk Musa Aman who is also the State Finance Minister:
Sources:
1) The 2009 Budget Speech
2) The 2011 Budget Speech
3) Daily Express
4) The Star Online - for 2010 data.
Where will this RM4.048 bil expenses go to? view source
1) Salaries + administrative expenses
2) Infrastructure - RM1.3 bil
3) Supply of clean water - RM459 mil
4) Roads - RM271 mil
4) Sewage treatment - RM64 mil
5) Agriculture - RM336 mil
6) Tourism - RM159 mil
7) Bringing riches to the village poor - RM169 mil (whatever that means)
8) Training (jobs, scholarships, professional/vocational) - RM204 mil
9) New township and housing - RM123 mil
10) ICT (e-constituency portal, e-community, e-Desa) - RM72 mil
If the figures don't add up, don't blame your mathematics teacher, blame the rain instead.
Biggest ever spending there but it is necessary for continual development of Sabah.
The following Table shows Sabah's historical budget figures tabled by Chief Minister Datuk Musa Aman who is also the State Finance Minister:
Budget 2012 was tabled by CM on 18th November 2011
Sources:
1) The 2009 Budget Speech
2) The 2011 Budget Speech
3) Daily Express
4) The Star Online - for 2010 data.
Where will this RM4.048 bil expenses go to? view source
1) Salaries + administrative expenses
2) Infrastructure - RM1.3 bil
3) Supply of clean water - RM459 mil
4) Roads - RM271 mil
4) Sewage treatment - RM64 mil
5) Agriculture - RM336 mil
6) Tourism - RM159 mil
7) Bringing riches to the village poor - RM169 mil (whatever that means)
8) Training (jobs, scholarships, professional/vocational) - RM204 mil
9) New township and housing - RM123 mil
10) ICT (e-constituency portal, e-community, e-Desa) - RM72 mil
If the figures don't add up, don't blame your mathematics teacher, blame the rain instead.
Biggest ever spending there but it is necessary for continual development of Sabah.
3 comments:
Spot on! :D Could it be a math puzzle, no? :D I suppose they truncate few numbers to summarise the figures. :)
gahhhhhh..... any news about errr strategy to increase our so called 'income' ?
@KY Chua. Like a bug keep looping in the source codes and when it 'goto end', it produce random numbers. LOL
@princess. Good question. Maybe start with "clean the house" and "plug the leaks", whatever that means.
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