Peminta enda diterima ketegal penerang enda sebaka sereta nadai pengamat penerang ke tegap

May 10, 2014

KUCHING: Opis Pengerejister Bansa (JPN) enda ngemendarka peminta laun ngerejista surat pengada enggau MyKad seseiku, ketegal penerang ke enda sebaka sereta nadai pengamat penerang ke tegap.

Pekara nya diterangka Menteri Muda Pemansang Nembiak, Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah lebuh ti nyaut tanya ari Johnnichal Rayong Ngipa (BN-Engkilili) ba aum Kunsil Nengeri kemari.

Bekaul enggau peminta ari sitak Engkilili, sepemanjai taun 2013 bisi 11 peminta laun ngerejista diterima ari sitak nya, lalu empat iti ari nya ditulak ketegal penerang ti enda sebaka sereta nadai pengamat penerang ke tegap sentang pengada peminta, ba opis pelilih mit menua, pia ku iya.

Ku Karim, sepemanjai taun 2013 bisi lapan peminta laun ngaga kad MyKad diterima ari pelilih mit menua Engkilili tang semua nya udah dikemendarka.

“Kebuah peminta laun ngerejista (surat pengada enggau kad pengelala) enda dikemendarka laban, penerang ti enda sebaka sereta nadai pengamat ke tegap pasal peminta nya.

“Naka bulan Mac 2014, bisi lima iti peminta laun ngerejista pengada diterima ke alai tiga ari peminta nya benung diperundingka.

“Lalu naka bulan Mac taun tu, semina seiti peminta laun pengada rejista diterima sereta dikemendarka,” pia ku iya.

Five applications for late birth registration as of March

May 10, 2014

THE National Registration Department (JPN) received five applications for late registrations of birth as of March this year and three are still under consideration.

Assistant Minister of Social Development Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah informed the august House yesterday that there was a total of 11 late registrations of birth applications last year.

“Out of the eleven, four were rejected mainly due to conflict in information and evidence provided,” he said in responding to Johnical Rayong Ngipa’s (BN-Engkilili) question on the status of late birth registrations in his constituency and the compound charged.

On the late application of identity cards in 2013, Karim revealed that there were eight applications of which all were approved.

“Until March this year, JPN has received one late application only, which has been approved,” he said.

Elaborating on the compound charged for late applications, Karim said the compound amount was determined according to age category.

For children reaching the age of 12 who did not apply within 30 days until 13 years of age, Karim disclosed, will be compounded RM11 (RM10 for processing fee and RM1 compound amount).