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He said the account, which had RM11.86 billion up to Dec 31,
2017, saw a drastic dip in funds, and there was only RM450
million left on April 30, 2018.
Among Lim’s chief concerns was that the sum left in the
account was paltry, considering that the government would
need about 18 times more for emoluments and pension
payments alone.
For just these two aspects, Lim said, the Treasury needed RM8
billion a month.
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finance minister for 10 years?” Lim said in putting forth this
question for Najib to answer.
“Najib has refused to explain why only RM450 million was left
to the PH government in the Consolidated Revenue Account on
April 30.
Lim also pointed out that Najib had, without verifying the
authenticity of the April 2018 Financial Statement, accused the
former of manipulating figures.
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“Najib failed to realise that
the new finance minister was
not sworn in yet when the unaudited monthly financial
statements for April 30, 2018, were prepared.
Lim, in his response, said Najib had failed the accounting test
by confusing between the Consolidated Fund and the
Consolidated Revenue Account.
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maintained by the accountant-general — the Consolidated
Revenue Account, Consolidated Loan Account and Consolidated
Trust Account.
Lim had recently said despite Najib’s assertion that there was
RM42.2 billion in the Consolidated Account on Dec 31 last
year, only RM11.86 billion was in the Consolidated Revenue
Account.
“The 14th General Election has proven that Malaysians will not
be deceived any more.”
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