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Persatuan sukan harus jimat cermat - MOM


KOK CHI mahu persatuan sukan mengehadkan penyertaan atlet ke kejohanan antarabangsa.

MAJLIS Olimpik Malaysia (MOM) meminta semua persatuan sukan di negara ini berjimat cermat dalam menguruskan dana yang disalurkan Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN) sebagai langkah menghadapi krisis ekonomi global.

Setiausaha Kehormat MOM, Datuk Sieh Kok Chi berkata, persatuan sukan terutama yang kurang popular perlu bijak menguruskan dana kewangan mereka agar tidak menjejaskan aktiviti atlet negara khususnya dalam persiapan menghadapi beberapa kejohanan antarabangsa termasuk Sukan SEA di Laos, Disember ini.

"Persatuan yang hanya bergantung kepada peruntukan dana daripada MSN perlu amalkan perbelanjaan berhemah dalam menganjurkan aktiviti mereka bagi mengelak berlakunya pembaziran," katanya semalam.

Kok Chi berkata, antara langkah penjimatan itu ialah mengehadkan penyertaan atlet ke kejohanan antarabangsa dengan hanya memilih kejohanan yang dirasakan perlu.

Beliau berkata, kegagalan persatuan dalam menguruskan sumber kewangan akan mengundang padah kepada atlet yang bernaung di bawah persatuan itu.

"Dalam keadaan iklim ekonomi yang kurang menentu ini saya percaya adalah agak sukar bagi persatuan sukan yang kurang popular untuk mendapat sumbangan ataupun tajaan daripada badan korporat," katanya.

Tahun ini, MSN hanya menerima peruntukan RM170 juta berbanding RM230 juta pada tahun lalu.

Sehubungan itu, Ketua Pengarah MSN, Datuk Zolkples Embong meminta semua persatuan sukan kebangsaan lebih berhemah dalam merangka perbelanjaan masing-masing.

Bagaimanapun, MSN tidak mengurangkan peruntukan kewangan kepada tiga sukan yang dikenal pasti berpotensi untuk 'menggegar' pada Sukan Olimpik 2012 di England iaitu badminton, lumba basikal dan memanah.

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