00:00Behind the introduction of the third account to help fund the workers' savings fund,
00:08there is still a group of people who demand the government to consider the right to issue a loan account, or SATU in general.
00:16In a safe settlement proposed by the Malaysian People's Innovation Innovation Foundation,
00:20they asked the funders to have at least a share in the second account,
00:24which is now known as the Sejahtera account,
00:26which is allowed to issue SATU in the settlement account.
00:30The group is led by Parliament Member Tasik Gelugoh Wan Saiful Wan Jan,
00:34who said that the issuance of the first account in a targeted manner is more rational
00:39than the introduction of the third account
00:41because all parties do not see the need to issue their savings.
00:46For me, it is quite illogical,
00:50because the SATU in the third account,
00:52both those who need it and those who do not need it, can issue the funds.
00:56While what is requested by the group today is to issue in a targeted manner.
01:02If it is really necessary, then it can be withdrawn.
01:05This is a far more rational suggestion than what the government does.
01:09If the government wants to ensure that there is enough savings for the day of settlement,
01:14then their request is far more rational than what the government does today.
01:20The request memorandum is also handed over to KWSP Director-General Suhaizam Ismail.
01:26According to the Ministry of Finance,
01:28only 30% of the people in this country have enough savings,
01:33which is at least RM240,000 to settle at the age of 55
01:39to allow them to live for 20 years with a monthly spending of RM1,000.
01:47I am Izati Birte Venti.
