Budget Debate

Pakatan Rakyat Budget 2012 (Part 10 of 10)

By Kit

October 05, 2011

9 2012 Allocations

9.1 Auctioning APs, enhancing collections and higher oil prices will grow revenue

Pakatan Rakyat notes that prospective economic turbulence may reduce revenues from existing sources. However, Pakatan Rakyat also recognises that the ineffectiveness of the Barisan Nasional government provides headroom for revenues to be raised without further increasing the burden on honest, tax-paying citizens. For example:

Even in the absence of specific new tax measures but with amplifications from improvements in tax administration, Pakatan Rakyat expects total government revenue to grow by 9% in 2012 to RM181 billion. Key points:

Table 6: Federal Government Expenditure 2007-11 (RMm)

2007A 2008A 2009A 2010E 2011F
National & International Affairs 38,359 40,245 44,797 50,252 57,616
Prime Minister’s Department 6,877 6,899 10,187 12,194 15,856
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 614 656 656 579 683
Ministry of Information, Communication, and Culture 1,187 1,135 2,244 2,509 2,588
Ministry of Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing 646 512 567 973 585
Others – Mainly debt service and pensions 29,035 26,881 29,381 33,997 37,904
Ministry of Entrepreneur and Coop Dev (Abolished 2009) 3,322 1,529
Ministry Of Unity, Culture, Arts, Heritage (Abolished 2009) 840 233
Economics & Finance 46,158 47,291 43,150 29,696 32,295
Ministry of Finance 43,991 44,598 38,718 25,550 29,198
Ministry of International Trade and Industry 911 1,016 2,912 2,819 1,206
Ministry of Domestic Trade, Coop and Consumerism 379 664 503 428 1,047
Ministry of Tourism 877 1,013 1,017 899 844
Security 20,071 23,597 22,798 18,919 23,361
Ministry of Defence 13,629 14,693 13,611 11,014 13,824
Ministry of Home Affairs 6,442 8,904 9,187 7,905 9,537
Education, Talent & Employment 36,450 43,710 48,841 44,802 49,400
Ministry of Education 25,481 31,949 33,960 30,519 35,763
Ministry of Higher Education 10,077 10,798 13,982 13,023 12,607
Ministry of Human Resources 892 963 899 1,260 1,030
Agriculture & Regional Development 7,260 10,355 12,499 12,910 17,025
Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry 3,667 6,200 6,333 4,614 3,380
Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities 349 785 477 1,081 1,289
Ministry of Rural and Regional Development 3,244 3,370 5,689 7,215 12,356
Infrastructure, Resource Mgmt& Environment 13,478 14,695 12,951 11,334 9,013
Ministry of Works 6,644 6,576 4,915 3,520 4,106
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment 2,157 3,115 3,481 3,555 2,330
Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water 2,717 2,991 2,274 2,448 1,335
Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation 1,960 2,013 2,281 1,811 1,242
Community Wellbeing 18,674 21,388 23,120 23,586 25,277
Ministry of Transport 3,522 4,296 4,082 3,094 5,072
Ministry of Housing and Local Government 2,540 2,319 2,258 3,714 3,006
Ministry of Health 11,243 13,036 14,713 14,763 15,223
Ministry of Women, Family and Community Dev 718 826 1,045 1,178 1,246
Ministry of Youth and Sports 651 911 1,022 837 730
Total as calculated from individual Ministries 180,450 201,281 208,156 191,499 213,987
Total given in Anggaran Perbelanjaan Persekutuan 202,641 208,155 221,586 213,987
Note the huge unexplained gap in 2010 -30,087

Source: Anggaraan Perbelanjaan Persekutuan

________ Tobacco: Tough environment but defensive. Maybank Investment Bank Research, 30 Sept 2011. Mixed views on RM10,000 fee for open APs. The Star 28 Oct 2009. Assuming 60,000 Open APs are issued. This is equivalent to 10% of motor vehicle sales as per existing policy. Based on 40% of 5.6m children.

[Pakatan Rakyat Budget 2012 released by Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on behalf of PR in Kuala Lumpur on 4th October 2011. Part 10 of 10]

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