Analysis of Budget 2016 and the State of Budget Transparency in Malaysia

Following the announcement of Budget 2016, various Members of Parliament and civil society organisations had attempted to point out shortcomings and anomalies in the most recent budget with the intention of recommending improvements to the governance of public resources.

Following the announcement of Budget 2016, various Members of Parliament and civil society organisations had attempted to point out shortcomings and anomalies in the most recent budget with the intention of recommending improvements to the governance of public resources.

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