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Amendments on Sabah civil servant pension scheme must go through state govt: former CM

Datuk Seri Yong Teck Lee said the matter is enshrined in the Inter-Government Committee report as well as the Malaysia Agreement 1963.

[UPDATED] Moral responsibility: ministers with multiple pensions should choose only one, says Anwar

Government politicians receiving multiple pensions have a moral responsibility to only opt for one pension scheme, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. 

Pension scheme abolition should start with elected reps: Sabah Umno info chief

Datuk Suhaimi Nasir said that Umno Youth had previously proposed abolishing the pension scheme, and the idea has been well-received by various parties, including himself.

Public service remuneration scheme under review, not yet finalised: Fahmi

Fahmi Fadzil said that thus far, there has been no specific announcement regarding the new remuneration scheme, other than a circular issued by the Public Service Department , dated January 15, which stated that the government has decided that a new method for the permanent appointment of civil servants should be introduced, to strengthen the public service remuneration system. 

Civil servants already under current pension scheme unaffected: Amir Hamzah

Existing public servants who have chosen the pension scheme will not be affected by the finalised public service remuneration system, says Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan. 

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