Guan Eng: Most sales of govt assets done by open tender

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Guan Eng: Most sales of govt assets done by open tender
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GEORGE TOWN (Bernama): Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng reiterated that most of the projects and the sale of government assets are done by open tender.

Responding to MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong's question why the Finance Ministry was now looking for an agent to sell the Malaysian consulate building in Hong Kong instead of using an open tender method, he said that to have an open tender would involve the appointment of a real property agent to conduct it.

"Even the real property agent is also appointed by open tender. The entire process is by open tender unlike during the previous government."So, I do not understand why he is questioning this whole arrangement when it is done by open tender. "We hope that Wee Ka Siong should not continue to pretend not to understand because he had pretended not to understand many times before just to play politics," he told reporters after visiting fire victims at No 661 Jalan Batu Perempuan, Air Itam here Saturday .reported that Dr Wee asked whether it was the standard operating procedure for the Pakatan Harapan government to sell its assets overseas via middlemen and brokers.

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