Because they buy cars, G pays for it. they even have subsidised RON97 for their cars, each and every single one of them. If they fill up by themselves, they can claim. Unlike us, we buy, we pay. we fill, also we pay. claimable? they said now the G have no money to cater claims. what about high-ranked officers? they get everything because they said it's their right to claim.
Come back to the soon-to-be-enforced policy, on the other hand, it's considered a good move if they say they want to strengthen the local automotive industry. But then again, like some people have already mentioned in this forum, the policy should be backed up by the strong display by the local automotive producer i.e Proton & Perodua, not just only the quality, but also the price. If they say 50k for a decent car is affordable, I say slash the price even more, like 10k.
Of course, there's a business proverb saying "Pay More for Better Services". But in Malaysia's context, minta gaji naik is a hell of efforts. Plus expensive petrol price which also bring up sub-sequential price hike-ups, which means another suffocation. Everything is going up, except rakyat's pocket.
Just like I mentioned earlier, in the end, who are the high-earners in the so-called negara berpendapatan tinggi? Rakyat? Petrol stations tauke? Grocers? night market hawkers? street marketeers? or those who sit in 50' x 50' glass boxes with all-day full-blown air-cond, who travel expenses paid by the G, drive on the road accompanied by the white high-end motorcycles with blue blinkers and claim that they care for rakyat's well-being? No need to answer, not because I don't have the answer, but because everyone knows the answer damn well.