Take cut from members’ salaries to fund party activities, Bersatu urged
Bersatu Supreme Council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan says the party should take a fixed percentage each month of the wages of Bersatu ministers, deputy ministers, political secretaries and board members of government agencies. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 22, 2019.
A BERSATU leader today proposed for the party to take a cut from the salaries of members on the government payroll, to resolve the party’s money problems. Bersatu Supreme Council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan the party could take a fixed percentage each month of the wages of Bersatu ministers, deputy ministers, political secretaries and board members of government agencies.
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