George Town, February 14 – The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hopes that their procedures on the increase in health insurance premiums, private hospitals and impact on public medical care are a long process before A comprehensive report is finished.

The president of PAC, Datuk more Ermieyati Samsudin, said that this was due to the participation of many interested parties and the possibility that new problems arise during the procedures.

“My initial evaluation is that this will take time, since many parts will be involved and calls.

“Our goal is to produce a comprehensive report, not any report. We do not want it to be questioned, but to help the government formulate policies that benefit people, ”he told reporters after attending a public hearing on the matter here today.

Around 100 participants from various origins attended the audience, which was moderated by more Ermieyati, a member of Pac and Bayan Baru MP Sim Tzin Tzin, Saratok MP Datuk Ali Biju, Sik MP Ahmad Tarmizi Sulaiman and Kubang Pasu Mp Datuk Dr Ku Abd Rahman Ku Esmail Esmail ismail ismail Ismail Ismail Ismail Ismail Ismail Esmail Esmail. .

More Ermieyati said that the PAC was satisfied with the opinions and comments collected from today’s audience, adding that another session was scheduled in the Parliament building in Kuala Lumpur on February 21.

Meanwhile, SIM said the public was concerned about increasing insurance premiums, with more than 50 percent of Malays who have health insurance policies.

“Surprisingly, even those in group B40 are buying safe. This means that the problem affects all income groups and requires a solution to address the growing costs of private insurance and hospitals, ”he said.

After the public hearing, the PAC will hold procedures behind closed doors with the key interested parties of the ministries, departments and relevant government agencies before finishing its report for the parliamentary presentation.

In December, Banka Negara Malaysia announced provisional measures to help manage the impact of medical and health insurance and Takaful premium settings (MHIT), with insurers and fees operators to distribute changes in premiums during a minimum of a minimum of a minimum of Three years for all insured affected by all holders affected by reproduction.

Last month, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that the government would not tolerate unjustified increases in health insurance premiums. – Bernama