KUCHING: Bandar Kuching MP Dr Kelvin Yii has released a detailed 51-page report card today showcasing the transformative work done over the past year.
Packed with pictures and captions, the report highlights various plans, projects, and initiatives implemented in the constituency, reflecting a steadfast commitment to education, healthcare, and community welfare.
“This year, my focus has remained on investing in education and healthcare, which I believe are the foundations for building a brighter future for our children and ensuring the well-being of every individual in our community.
“Significant strides were made to upgrade school infrastructure and facilities, especially replacing old and broken furniture in classrooms and staff rooms.
“Ensuring that teachers have the best environment to teach and students have the best environment to learn is a commitment I take seriously,” he said in a press statement today.
In addition, he also prioritised the welfare of the constituents, especially the elderly and poor, and also by supporting meaningful initiatives, including programmes for youth development.
“I believe that empowering our younger generation is key to nurturing future leaders who will drive progress in our constituency and nation,” he said.
Dr Yii’s office received a total of RM4.4 mill in allocations from the federal government of which expenditure was distributed as follows:
Education accounted for 61 per cent of the total allocation, or RM2,663,295.38; community or non-governmental organisations (NGOs) 16 pec cent; welfare 10 per cent; health seven per cent; and youth or sports another six per cent.
He added that the report card also records various activities of the service centre, including the continually organised “Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Power Preparation Workshop”, “Agro Madani”, “Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) Reward”, “SPM Reward”, “Tertiary Education Assistant Fund for P195 Bandar Kuching”, and the new event “Love Bandar Kuching Pop-Up Market”.
“This year marked a milestone in my journey as I was appointed political secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and this role enabled me to actively contribute to national policies aimed at improving the rights along with the working conditions of workers across Malaysia.
“Notably, I played a role in our ministry to push for the historic reform of the Sabah and Sarawak Labour Ordinance, which strengthens the rights of workers in our region.
”We never forgot to thank all the cooperation and strong support to us and our service team, which enabled the smooth execution of constituency affairs,” he said.
