PKFZ : Finally...green light from cabinet

PKFZ : Will it be RM 1.8B, RM 4.6B or RM 12B fiasco?

Updated news II : The report can downloaded at www.pka-report.com. The report will be accessible for a period of 2 weeks effective from 28th May 2009.

Updated news : 1M PM6 said the report will be released when "everything is in order". The big question : will it be today?

Mark the day and mark the time. 28th May 2009 at 3.30 pm. Lee Hwa Beng will reveal the PKFZ report. The question is , will Lee Hwa Beng turn up? Will he finally release the report?

1. Finally, after weeks of delay and passing the ball around, Ong Tee Kiat announced that the cabinet has agreed finally give the green light to release the PKFZ report in its entirety.
   
2. For those who miss the boat, PKFZ was originally tagged at RM 1.8 B in 2002 later believed to ballooned to RM 4.6B and there is concern about recent reports estimated at RM 12 B which is 550% more than the original estimated price. We are not talking profit here.
   
3. When and if the report is finally released, there will be questions. For one, BN will be championing that they are transparent, in line with 1M PM6's wish. Is it true? Can we take that at face value?
4. Will MACC spring into action? Will there be police reports lodged? If yes, who will be the first to lodge the report? AMK? DAP? UMNO?
5. Glancing through, we can expect that the report will have names like Kuala Dimensi, MCA leaders such as Michael Chen, Ting Chew Peh, Yap Pian Hon, Chor Chee Heung, OC Phang, Ling Liong Sik. UMNO will be there too with names like Azim Zabidi, Abdul Rashid Asaari, Faizal Abdullah, Onn Ismail, Abdul Rahman Palil.
6. Whilst waiting for the Barcelona - MU final, you can keep awake by reading the special reports here, here, here, here, here, here.
7. And tomorrow, the truth, as PWC sees it, will be revealed in its entirety. Many of those mentioned will be having sleepless night tonight. Tonight, they will learn a valuable lesson.
8. Millions of RM will not be able to buy them a good night sleep. At least, for them, they do not have to drink countless cups of coffee to stay awake for the football match. All they have to do is to picture what will happen when MACC comes calling...
   
   
   Till then...G'nite M'sia...wherever u are...

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OTK's KPI : Tomorrow never comes...not for PKFZ's report, at least.

Updated news : STAR datelined 21st may 2009 reported that MACC has started investigation into PKFZ controversy

Malaysiakini datelined 21st may 2009 reported that PKA given the greenlight to issue letter of indemnity to PWC but the letter will not fully protect PWC .

Tomorrow never comes. That's what I learn in school and I trust Ong Tee Kiat (OTK) also learn the same. Afterall, we are all Malaysians, aren't we?

Today, SUN reported that the Port Klang Authority (PKA) GM and PKFZ Chief Executive has quit. His resignation will be formally discussed when the PKA board meets on 21st May 2009.

What gives? Is it something to do with Lim Thean Shiang, the PKFZ Chief Executive's briefing to BN's backbenchers? Is it something related to the upcoming PKFZ report due out soon?

And talking on PKFZ's report prepared by PWC, it is further delayed. New date? Unknown. Reason given? PKA is waiting legal opinion from Skrine & Co legal firm, whom PKA appointed on Monday. That's what fast tracking means to PKFZ's Lee Hwa Beng.

Last week, Lee Hwa Beng's excuse revolved on PWC's request for Letter of Indemnity. The week before, it was something related to OSA. What will be Lee's excuse next week? Nobody to announce the report since PKFZ's Chief Executive has quit? Or better still, Lee Hwa Beng hospitalised again?

Say what you want. I see Lee Hwa Beng dragging his feet. I see OTK's promise of tomorrow and tomorrow never comes...

OTK, where is your dedication to "People first, performance now"? The report has been 3 weeks overdue. What is OTK's definition on "now". Does "now" stands for tomorrow and tomorrow never comes???

I rest my case. You guys decide...

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