No one is barred from HR Ministry, says Sim

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The Human Resources Ministry's door is always open and no one is prevented from entering, says its minister Steven Sim.   Sim urged for patience among those who wished to see him as he had been busy with ministerial affairs for the past six months since being appointed to the post in December.   Read more at https://shorturl.at/IOe3R  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00We have a procedure in the case of embezzlement and embezzlement of a worker.

00:10The workers' union is here, right?

00:12It doesn't matter if it's under the government, JLC or private.

00:16For this aspect, a task force, before I went to the task force,

00:21it has been informed to the public that the SPRM report has also been implemented.

00:28Within less than 24 hours, when the SPRM report and PAC report were presented in the parliament.

00:36This is an action or a step that has never been taken before.

00:41Especially following the SPRM report or PAC report.

00:49So the SPRM has taken a drastic step to comply with the show from the head of state audit,

01:03to make arrangements with the authorities in this aspect, the SPRM.

01:09We have given the SPRM the opportunity to conduct an investigation based on the issues that have been raised.

01:24I have made it clear in the parliament last week that in this issue, I give assurance.

01:34Whoever is at fault, no one is safe.

01:39No one will be protected, no one will be safe if they are at fault.

01:45The action will be taken, the most firm action will be taken, including the law.

01:49As we know, if this thing is already under the SPRM, then it is not an issue of embezzlement or embezzlement,

01:58this is an issue of crime under the SPRM.

02:02So we give the SPRM the space.

02:05And I would like to thank the SPRM because it is really fast.

02:08They have immediately formed a special task force to conduct an investigation and so on.

02:15And they have also visited the HRD Corp office in Sumatra to collect relevant documents.

02:24Secondly, in Sumatra, we have set up a special task force led by KSU Sumatra, Datuk Sri Khairul Zaimi.

02:37And this special task force will hold a meeting.

02:41The meeting has already been held.

02:43The second meeting will be held after this Parliamentary Assembly.

02:48Last week and this week, we have been busy with various issues in Parliament.

02:54After this week, after the Parliamentary Assembly, the special task force will hold a meeting

03:03to look at the actions of the SPRM, including the actions of the SPRM in the SHORE-SHORE,

03:13either by the Chief Audit Officer or by the PAC.

03:18And also other issues that have arisen, including what may be SHORED in the special task force.

03:27So we will follow the process to ensure that first, the truth will be exposed.

03:34As I said, I will not protect anyone.

03:37No one is safe if they are guilty.

03:39But secondly, we also want to give justice.

03:43I don't know who blocked anyone to meet with me.

03:48My door is always open.

03:51If you haven't got an appointment, please be patient.

03:54Because in the past six months, we have done too much work.

03:59Including, we have moved, I think, at least four or five major amendments in Kesuma.

04:07Amendment No. 4, Amendment No. 800, the amendments that have been implemented in this session,

04:14to strengthen the OSH, Occupational Safety and Health Act, after two years.

04:21And then, to postpone the movement of the Borosaba-Borosarawak Ordinance.

04:28This is just about the amendments.

04:29But there are many other issues in Kesuma that we need to resolve.

04:33So if you haven't got an appointment, please be patient.

04:38My door is always open to meet anyone.

04:41There is no instruction to block anyone from meeting with the Minister or the Chief Executive of Kesuma.

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