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Now Dr. Halimah is denying the undeniable in her criticism of Menu Rahmah
Posted by Kit in Parliament, PAS on Wednesday, 22 February 2023
Now the PAS MP for Kapar, Dr. Halimah Ali has denied that her controversial remarks in Parliament last Tuesday linking low-quality food to cancer and autism were about the government’s Menu Rahmah initiative.
Halimah should apologise for her careless and irresponsible speech — she did not say Menu Rahmah can cause cancer but implied that it could cause cancer, autoimmune disease, or autism
Posted by Kit in Parliament, PAS on Tuesday, 21 February 2023
I have checked the Hansard and Kapar PAS MP Dr. Halimah Ali should apologise for her careless and irresponsible speech in Parliament last Tuesday.
Do we have an Opposition Leader who is afraid to raise the issue of corruption in Parliament?
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Saturday, 18 February 2023
Yesterday, I said the Parliamentary Opposition Leader, Hamzah Zainudin made two mistakes last Tuesday — firstly, in failing to provide check and balance during half-hour Prime Ministerial question time and secondly, in failing to pass the Yang di Pertuan Agong’s test in the Royal Address Motion to ensure political stability for the next five years to allow the country to unite a very polarised plural nation, and to reset and return to the original nation-building principles to become a first-rate world-class nation.
Hamzah Zainudin’s two mistakes on the first day of the 15th Parliament after the opening by the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong — failing to provide check and balance during Prime Ministerial question time and failing the Agong’s test to ensure political stability
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Friday, 17 February 2023
The Parliamentary Opposition Leader, Hamzah Zainudin made two mistakes on the first day of the 15th Parliament after the opening of Parliament by the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong — firstly, in failing to provide check and balance during half-hour Prime Ministerial question time and secondly, in failing to pass the Yang di Pertuan Agong’s test in the Royal Address to ensure political stability for the next five years to allow the country to unite a very polarised plural nation, and to reset and return to the original nation-building principles to become a first-rate world-class nation.
Hamzah Zainudin has failed the Agong test to ensure political stability for the next five years to allow the country to unite a very polarised plural nation, and to reset and return to the original nation-building principles to become a first-rate world-class nation
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Wednesday, 15 February 2023
The Parliamentary Opposition Leader, Hamzah Zainudin, has failed the Agong test to ensure political stability for the next five years to allow the country to unite a very polarised plural nation, and to reset and return to the original nation-building principles to become a first-rate world-class nation.
The minimum that Hamzah could do was to give an undertaking that Anwar Ibrahim would be the last Prime Minister the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong will swear in before the end of his five-year reign next January, as the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong will go down in history of having to work with four Prime Ministers during his reign.
If the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong’s wishes come true, then Anwar will continue to be Prime Minister until next year
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Tuesday, 14 February 2023
If the 16th Yang di Pertuan Agong’s wishes come true, then Anwar Ibrahim will continue to be the 10th Prime Minister until next year.
But will he continue to be Prime Minister for the full term of five years for the 15th Parliament?
Four questions for the Parliamentary Opposition Leader
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Monday, 13 February 2023
The seven-week Parliament beginning today is as much a make-or-break session for Anwar Unity Government as it is a test whether the 74-MP Opposition bloc can promote unity in a plural society and restore Malaysia as a first-rate world-class nation.
Propose Parliamentary reform to include introducing Opposition Days where the Opposition will decide the Parliamentary business to be transacted
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Sunday, 12 February 2023
A new era will begin tomorrow when the new Parliament elected in the 15th General Election on Nov. 19, 2022 will meet for seven weeks till the end of March to give substance to the hopes of a better Malaysia that have propelled the country for the last two-and-a-half months.
Support parliamentary reform to penalise MPs who make racist or religious allegations including punishing MPs who make allegation that someone is promoting Islamophobia but could not substantiate the allegation
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Tuesday, 7 February 2023
I support the proposal by the Speaker of Parliament, Johari Abdul, that MPs uttering remarks that are racist, sexist or insulting are liable to an RM1,000 fine and may even be suspended.
The parliamentary reform should also specify that MPs who make racist or religious allegations, for instance, that someone is promoting Islamophobia, should be punished if they cannot substantiate the allegation.
Five proposals to kick-start the most memorable Parliamentary meeting in Malaysian history in a fortnight’s time
Posted by Kit in Parliament, Unity Government on Tuesday, 31 January 2023
I have suggested that the seven-week Parliamentary meeting starting in a fortnight’s time should be the most memorable Parliamentary meeting in Malaysian history in initiating institutional reforms for Malaysia to achieve the twin goals of uniting the plural society in Malaysia and to restore Malaysia as a first-rate world-class nation.
Five proposals to kick-start the most memorable Parliamentary meeting in Malaysian history in a fortnight’s time
Posted by Kit in Parliament on Tuesday, 31 January 2023
I have suggested that the seven-week Parliamentary meeting starting in a fortnight’s time should be the most memorable Parliamentary meeting in Malaysian history in initiating institutional reforms for Malaysia to achieve the twin goals of uniting the plural society in Malaysia and to restore Malaysia as a first-rate world-class nation.
Why is Muhyiddin Yassin not the Parliamentary Opposition Leader?
Posted by Kit in Muhyiddin Yassin, Parliament on Monday, 2 January 2023
Why is Muhyddin Yassin not the Parliamentary Opposition Leader?
Is he retiring from politics?
Muhyiddin’s most patriotic duty is to abstain from the vote of confidence in Parliament as his opposition to the motion would mean he subordinates the country’s stability and future to his own personal and selfish zeal to become a “backdoor” Prime Minister again
Posted by Kit in Muhyiddin Yassin, Parliament on Monday, 19 December 2022
Muhyiddin Yassin’s most patriotic duty is to abstain from the vote of confidence in Parliament as his opposition to the motion would mean that he subordinates the country’s stability and future to his own personal and selfish zeal to become a “backdoor” Prime Minister again.
I think I have the qualifications to tell Muhyiddin a thing or two how to be a responsible Opposition Leader having served as the longest Opposition Leader in the country — even in the darkest days of parliamentary democracy in the country.
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Will Malaysia have another week of ignominy where the topmost question in the country is whether Parliament will be dissolved or not?
Posted by Kit in Elections, Parliament on Friday, 7 October 2022
Will Malaysia have another week of ignominy where the topmost question in the country is whether Parliament will be dissolved or not?
It is no credit to either the ninth Prime Minister, Ismail Sabri or to Malaysia that the question whether Parliament will be dissolved or not has paralysed the government, with Ministers sleep-walking in Parliament for a week not knowing whether they are coming or going. Read the rest of this entry »
Ismail Sabri will be guilty of parliamentary contempt in allowing Parliament to debate bills which will not become law with the dissolution of Parliament
Posted by Kit in Elections, Parliament on Tuesday, 4 October 2022
I received a message today which read:
“Latest source: 6th October parliament dissolved; 5th November GE.”
Yesterday, a PKR MP asked me in Parliament whether Parliament will be dissolved. Read the rest of this entry »
Call on Ismail Sabri to declare that Dewan Rakyat and Dewan Negara will meet from Oct. 3 to Dec. 7 as planned that there will be no attempt on his part to dissolve Parliament in between
Posted by Kit in Elections, Parliament, UMNO on Monday, 3 October 2022
Dewan Rakyat meets today under a cloud – whether Malaysia will become a joke in the world with the convening of the parliamentary session where the primary questions are not the economic crisis facing the country as a result of rising prices and a depreciating ringgit, and the forthcoming monsoon and floods season which claimed 54 lives and caused RM6.5 billion damage to property last year, but whether Parliament will be dissolved although there is no motion of vote of no confidence against the Prime Minister in the current session.
Parliamentarians regardless of party must safeguard the dignity and good name of the Malaysian Parliament and not allow 36 UMNO MPs to bring Parliament into disrepute because its “Court Cluster” leadership wants UMNO leaders to escape jail sentences for corruption charges. Read the rest of this entry »
Azam challenged to give facts and figures to justify his statement yesterday that “Bribery, power abuse cases in Penang worrying”
Posted by Kit in Corruption, Parliament on Friday, 30 September 2022
The Chief Commissioner of Malayan Anti-Corruption Commission, Azam Baki, is challenged to give facts and figures to justify his statement yesterday that “Bribery, power abuse cases in Penang worrying”.
Regardless of the state concerned, bribery and power abuse cases must be wiped out if they are “worrying”. Read the rest of this entry »
Latiff Abdul Rahman should be given the chance to call a meeting of the PSC on Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department in the first week of October , and if he refuses, the other seven members of the PSC should move a motion of no confidence in the Chairman so that a new Chairman could be appointed
Posted by Kit in Corruption, Good Governance, Parliament on Thursday, 29 September 2022
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) on Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department, Latiff Abdul Rahman, the MP for Kuala Krai, should be given the chance to call a meeting of his PSC in the first week of parliamentary meeting in October, and if he refuses, the other seven members of the PSC should move a motion of no confidence in Latiff as Chairman so that a new Chairman could be appointed.
The PSC on Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department has many uncompleted and new business which it could not ignore if it is to be a competent and efficient PSC. These uncompleted and new business include: Read the rest of this entry »
PSC on Agencies under PM’s Department must prove its worth by summoning the MACC Chief, Azam Baki to testify why he is playing the “blind, deaf and mute” game on the RM9 billion LCS scandal
Posted by Kit in Corruption, Defence, Parliament, PAS on Sunday, 11 September 2022
Two days ago on Friday, I proposed that the Parliament Select Committee on Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department meet urgently and summon the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Chief Commissioner, Azam Baki to explain why the MACC had failed to take action against anyone for the RM9 billion littoral combatants ships (LCS) scandal although he had the benefit of two reports on the LCS scandal – the Special Investigation Committee on Public Governance, Procurement and Finance the LCS (JKUSTUPKK) headed by then auditor-general Ambrin Buang and the report of the forensic audit of the LCS procurement (2011-2014) carried out by Alliance IFA (M) Sdn. Bhd. at the behest of Boustead Heavy Industries Corp Bhd (BHIC) – which contained a myriad of possible charges on corruption, abuse of power, breach of trust, malpractices and cheating.
So far, Azam had given the lame excuse that the MACC needs more time for its investigation into the troubled RM9 billion LCS project as a few of the witnesses the MACC wants to summon are overseas. Read the rest of this entry »
Azam has got “time management” problems as MACC has more than a decade to act on the RM9 billion LCS scandal
Posted by Kit in Corruption, Defence, Parliament on Friday, 9 September 2022
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner, Azam Baki has said that the MACC needs more time for its investigation into the troubled RM9 billion littoral combat ship (LCS) project.
He told a press conference the anti-graft agency needed some time to summon more witnesses, including a few who were overseas. Read the rest of this entry »
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