Clear doubts about SPV2030 early on
GIVEN the rising anxiety over the spread of the deadly Wuhan virus, it is easy to miss the growing concerns and doubts regarding the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 that will be introduced in Parliament in the third quarter of the year.
I recall that those of us who helped design NEP were, at the time, happy that it was meant to eradicate poverty, regardless of race. It was implemented faithfully in the initial stages, but soon got abused through uneven application and implementation. It is vital that we succeed in getting the full support of all sectors in society. This is a prerequisite for greater national unity, and prosperity and progress for all the races.
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