Selangor Barisan Nasional chief Tan Sri Muhammad Muhammad Taib yesterday, with a tinge of sarcasm, congratulated the Pakatan Rakyat-led state government for a job well done.

Muhammad joined Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in chastising the Selangor government for not living up to PR's pre-election promises of lower taxes and free education.
The state government recently said it would be unable to deliver its promise of a 20 per cent and 10 per cent reduction in assessment taxes and commercial property taxes respectively this year.
Muhammad said it was irresponsible to make a promise and then retract it.
"Some might even construe it as a breach of trust, an abuse of goodwill, because a lot of people might have voted for the opposition based on that promise," he said, adding that Barisan Nasional always made promises based on its ability to deliver them.
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Maybe it cant be implemented this year does not means it wont happen.
There are other ways to make up .
Alternative ideas that may be beneficial to the people .
PR already planned for reduction or free X gallons of tap water to household .
Other examples to follow might be , free WIFI to certain areas , using RELA members to guard road junctions in major town or crime prone areas ,reduces public parking rates , revamps all state sgencies to serves the public within 15 minutes of waiting time , proposal to set up night courts or extended hours courts ( proposal for weekend public services already in planning stages ).
Approval for large scale bazaars to make Selangor tourist friendly . Similar to the "Jak Tu Jak "found in Bangkok.
Cant fulfill one thing not meaning it failed , just requires more time .
As most of datas are corrupted and files missing when the former government left in a huff or puff .
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