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Bayar secara ansuran - Kok Chi


Kok Chi meminta persatuan-persatuan yang masih berhutang dengan MOM agar menjelaskannya secara ansuran.

MAJLIS Olimpik Malaysia (MOM) yakin semua persatuan sukan yang berhutang dengannya mampu menjelaskan hutang tersebut yang kini berjumlah RM200,000, sebelum hujung tahun ini.

Setiausaha Kehormat MOM, Datuk Sieh Kok Chi berkata, hutang tersebut terutama yang melibatkan kos bagi menanggung perbelanjaan atlet di bawah kategori B, boleh di- jelaskan secara ansuran.

"Sebenarnya isu lambat jelas hutang telah lama timbul iaitu sejak tahun 1960-an lagi, namun ia telah dijelaskan kecuali hutang bagi tahun 2009," katanya ketika dihubu- ngi semalam.

Kok Chi berkata, kecuali hutang pada 2009, semua persatuan sudah menjelaskannya secara ansuran selepas berbincang dengan MOM.

Beliau berkata demikian apabila diminta mengulas mengenai tunggakan hutang sebanyak RM200,000 yang terpaksa ditanggung oleh MOM akibat sikap liat persatuan membayar balik kos pembelanjaan atlet mereka ketika mengikuti Sukan SEA di Laos.

Mengikut peraturan MOM, semua perbelanjaan atlet yang layak secara merit ke sesuatu temasya akan ditanggung oleh MOM tetapi atlet yang tidak layak tetapi diberi peluang beraksi, diletakkan di bawah kategori B.

Atlet kategori B perlu membayar balik segala perbelanjaan yang biasanya ditanggung oleh MOM, kecuali jika mereka mendapat sekurang-kurangnya pingat perak.

Sieh berkata, sehingga kini lima persatuan sukan telah menjelaskan hutang mereka dan MOM yakin persatuan yang masih berhutang akan berbuat demikian dalam masa terdekat.

Beliau bagaimanapun enggan mendedahkan nama persatuan yang masih berhutang dengan MOM.
Ditanya mengenai sikap selektif MOM yang mendedahkan hutang Kesatuan Olahraga Amatur Malaysia (KOAM) tetapi tidak yang lain, Kok Chi berkata, MOM meminta kesatuan membayar hutang tersebut kerana tahu badan induk olahraga itu mempunyai kemampuan untuk menjelaskannya.

Mengulas mengenai cadangan yang diberikan oleh bekas Ketua Pengarah Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN), Datuk Wira Mazlan Ahmad agar MOM melupuskan sistem kategori B, beliau berkata, perkara tersebut perlu dikaji dan dibincangkan oleh lembaga MOM terlebih dahulu.

"Oleh kerana isu ini telah lama dipertikaikan, kita perlu membuat kajian secara teliti sebelum membuat apa-apa keputusan mengenainya," katanya. - Bernama

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