People use Facebook to convey grouses to govt
“There are many complaints against the government posted on Facebook. The people are complaining about a lot of things, such as incomplete road projects.
“What made us sad most is that the people think that the failed projects are caused by us the assemblymen. They are saying that the allocation went into our pockets,” Kiulu assemblyman Datuk Louis Rampas pointed out when debating the Supplementary Supply Bill during the State Assembly sitting, yesterday.
Therefore, he called on the relevant bodies, especially the Public Works Department, to be professional and responsible when carrying out their duties.
“I have with me pictures of badly repaired roads in my constituency, with one clearly showing the broken culvert which only lasted about a year since the construction was completed in April last year.
“When you (PWD) are handling a project, such as repair works on roads, please do it properly. I believe since we are using the people’s money for development of the State, we must use it wisely, we have to perform well,” he said.
He pointed out that complaints were not only referred to PWD alone, but to other government agencies as well.
“We do see many complaints against certain departments in Facebook too. So be professional,” he said.
now, the voices of the people is everywhere. there is no reason such complaints did not reach to the govt again. but, even the Facebook is useful in conveying the public complain, you still need to go to the ground..
BalasPadamSatu cara yang cepat dan secara terus....Apa yang penting komplain tersebut di pedulikan dan di tangani dengan segera.
BalasPadamsatu kaedah ayg baik dam mudah untuk pemimpin dan rakyat saling berhubung. apapun harap suara dan pendapat rkyat akan didengari.
BalasPadamapa pun kaedah yang digunakan. yang penting sekali aduan dan suara rakyat perlulah didengari.
BalasPadamI don't think it is a good idea. Facebook is a public place, it will deteriorate our goodwill.
BalasPadamLaman sosial ini sememangnya dapat menyebarkan maklumat dengan cepat namun tidak khuatir ka anda bahawa sesetengah maklumat itu akan disabotaj oleh pihak2 yang tidak berwajib?
BalasPadamGuess what. Some of the Ministers has Facebook. You can even chat with them directly. Even the Prime Minister has one. I hope they have Twitter account as well. Ngehehehe~
BalasPadamFacebook is an open door for everyone to spit out. But beware of undercover, then.
BalasPadamCara ini mungkin berkesan untuk menyelesaikan masalah rakyat secara terperinci.
BalasPadamNeed to discover its pros and cons.
BalasPadamGood tool to channel complaints of the low efficiency of government department.
BalasPadamjust use it, manfaatkan kemudahan2 yang telah disediakan. atau kerajaan boleh buka satu laman khas untuk aduan rakyat supaya ianya lebih spesifik, mudah dan kemungkinan lebih berkesan berbanding dengan facebook.
BalasPadamThe YB must have the FB too.
BalasPadamGood place to convey complaints because it go public and will give pressure to whom may concern especially from the government.
BalasPadamThis is one of the way to reveal administrative weaknesses and indirectly help to reduce administration failure.
BalasPadamGood to know that Social Networking such as Facebook and Twitter are now being use by the ministers to interact with the people.
BalasPadamSo all grouses will directly notice by these politician and they have no excuse to ignore these complaints.
BalasPadamPeople are easier to get excess to their representative using information technology nowaday.
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