Malaysia

PKR’s Choong hopes to be bridge between govt, business community

Support for Perikatan eases access to ministers to discuss rakyat’s woes, says Tebrau MP

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 28 Feb 2021 4:53PM

PKR’s Choong hopes to be bridge between govt, business community
Tebrau MP Steven Choong says he is willing to help the Finance Ministry craft a taxation system that will increase revenue, while not burdening businesses and the people. – Steven Choong Facebook pic, February 28, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – The decision to support Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin allows easier access to ministers and government agency leaders, to bring up issues plaguing Malaysians, said PKR’s Steven Choong.

In a Facebook post hours after Muhyiddin announced the Tebrau MP’s backing for the ruling Perikatan Nasional, Choong said people are still faced with a number of issues, including floods, illegal dumping, illegal moneylenders, scam syndicates, low-cost housing, river pollution and foreign workers, as well as problems related to small and medium enterprises.

“I hope that with my 40 years of experience as an accountant, internal and external auditor, tax agent and business consultant, I’m able to work with all ministers and government agencies to find solutions to the mentioned issues.

“I’m willing to help the government, especially if it is in my area of expertise. If called upon, I’m willing to work with the Finance Ministry to find solutions and plan a taxation system that will increase revenue, while not burdening the business community and the people.”

He said he hopes to be a bridge between the government and business community, and bring up issues to Putrajaya.

Choong and fellow PKR colleague Larry Sng, who is Julau MP, have handed over statutory declarations stating their support for the PN government. – The Vibes, February 28, 2021

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