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Posted by admin
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 11:24 |
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By Sakmongkol If push comes to shove, the PM in asserting his will can do the following.
Re-constitute the entire PETRONAS BOD.
The PM can also replace the PETRONAS advisor.
If the government is answerable on its financial management of this country, make PETRONAS answerable to parliament
It would be interesting to have PETRONAS answerable to parliament. People have been complaining that PETRONAS is not answerable to parliament. Yes, they do read what PETRONAS published in their books and publications. But nowadays people are more critical. Since PETRONAS is owned by the people through agency of the PM, it must be brought to bear for its activities in Parliament. Insulated from public and political scrutiny has allowed PETRONAS to behave beyond reproach. Maybe it has also spawned a nose thumping attitude among its employees. Maybe they think themselves as the privileged few. Perhaps like one blogger suggested, they represent the epitome of Malay management success. Perhaps all those are correct. It is also true that, these days we must avoid blind trust. Why should anyone accept in good faith whatever PETRONAS employees think of themselves? Many of them think the world of themselves judging from the vitriolic responses whenever doubts concerning their professionalism and hear this, their patriotism were made. They are just the same like you and I. READ MORE HERE: http://sakmongkol.blogspot.com/
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What a waste of good money appointing an "Used by Date"
(obsolete) person as Advisor. Maybe better to appoint
that Oh Ei Sun fellow to replace that "ApaNama".