The real issues being debated by people are:
(1) NKF's past misdeeds are all known to the ministers e.g. its
claims how long the reserve would last, CEO's excessive pay
packages, low per dollar donation contribution ot patient's
subsidy, ineptness of its board of directors etc, extravagant
spending on mercedes and flying first-class using public donation
monies ...
(2) Minister appears to have supported NKF's policies or
practices...in rhe past.
(3) Lack of transparency and accountability and use of creative
accounting to mull over reserve and patient's subsidies.
No matter how wrong NKF is, such issues appear to affect the
ministers and the whole government as well. If the curent debates
are to result in fruitful changes, the ministers will be the ones
to change.
If not the whole exercise will be another justification to mull
over existing poblems wasting public monies again...like what the
NKF Report has hinted: MOH regulatory authority missing past
opportunities in making necessary change.
