The Chinese community make up less than two percent of the Malaysian government service.
Alas this has not happened and Najib, according to Sarawak DAP has failed miserably in improving the racial composition of the civil service.
The situation is a poor reflection of his seriousness in implementing the 1Malaysia concept.
“He (Najib) has been shouting about the concept for the past two years, and yet the racial composition between the Malays and Chinese in government departments has not improved,” said Sarawak DAP secretary Chong Chieng Jen.
According to Chong, he had asked the PM, during the recent sitting of Parliament, to disclose the total number of civil servants in all the ministries and the racial breakdown of Malays, Chinese, Iban and Bidayuh staff.
He said he had asked for the update on number of civil service staff in the government’s employ up to 31 March 2011.
The revert, he received was shocking.
“In the Prime Minister Department, there are about 31,297 Malays to 797 Chinese. This is about two percent.
“And it is no better in majority of the other ministeries.
“Based on the reply given to my question in Parliament there is a big discrepancy between the Malays and Chinese civil servants.
“The worst is in the Rural Development and the Federal Territory Ministry where there are 2,442 Malays to 18 Chinese or less than one percent of the Chinese,” said Chong, who is also Bandar Kuching MP.
Listing out the detailed breakdown of Malay and Chinese civil servants, Chong said there was a clear ‘imbalance’ in racial compositions in all government departments, agencies and ministeries.
“It also clearly shows Najib’s 1Malaysia slogan is a mere slogan.
“There is no concrete policy to implement the 1Malaysia concept.
“There has been no improvement in the racial composition even after he announced the concept…even his department is worse than average.
He said: “There is no improvement in the racial composition based on the racial breakdown in the
“It shows that Najib is not the PM for all, but the prime minister for one single race,” Chong said after releasing the Malay to Chinese staff breakdown in the various ministries.
Breakdown
He listed out the reply from the PM’s department as below:
Ministry of Youth and Sports 2,980 Malays,32 Chinese,
Ministry of Home Affairs 40,263 Malays to 614 Chinese;
Ministry of Works 6,221 Malays to 156 Chinese,
Ministry of Health 130,106 Malays to 9,500 Chinese,
Ministry of Finance 15,835 Malays to 508 Chinese,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1,215 Malays to 53 Chinese
Ministry of Education 273,791 Malays to 43,669 Chinese
Ministry of Tourism 455 Malays to 19 Chinese
Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development 5,461 Malays to 75 Chinese
Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture 8,839 Malays to 402 Chinese
Ministry of Higher Education 15,012 Malays to 334 Chinese
Ministry of Transport 9,028 Malays to 205 Chinese
Ministry of Defence 12,078 Malays to 113 Chinese
Ministry of Housing and Local Government 11,363 Malays to 173 Chinese
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