Thursday, May 5, 2022

PKR election 2022 “Berani Semuka: Siapa Layak Bersama Anwar?”

 90-minute programme titled “Berani Semuka: Siapa Layak Bersama Anwar?” May 11 start at 3pm

PKR secretary-general Saifuddin and vice-president Rafizi to test their ability in debating current issues, questions of leadership, and PKR’s future.

The elections are being held in a hybrid manner through the party’s ADIL application introduced on Feb 28.

The online voting process will run from May 18 to 20 while physical voting will take place from May 13 to 17.


Saifuddin, Rafizi set for May 11 debate (msn.com)


I personally would like to see Saifuddin as President, Rafizi as Deputy President, Anwar as Adviser, Nurul Izzah as Secretary-General. Let 2022 be transition year to a new generation like DAP. recent election.


Nurul Izzah apologises for writing off Pakatan’s chances ahead of GE15, says not giving up on PKR (msn.com)


Bipolar PKR clueless about Malaysia First | Opinion | Malay Mail


 Saifuddin is convinced Malay members would celebrate his defence of their “rights” and vote for him, and the rest of the PKR members — Indians, Sabahans, Sarawakians and Chinese — accept Malay ascendancy inside the party and will therefore ignore the vitriol and vote for him anyways.


Friday, October 29, 2021

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Recall Act

 https://www.thesundaily.my/home/recall-bill-can-deter-elected-reps-from-quitting-says-mca-CD8432501


“Having a Recall Act in place acts as a constant reminder to elected representatives that their voters are their real bosses, and that they cannot go against the wishes of the rakyat who balloted for the candidate they felt best serves their needs and interests.


Act will have a deterrent effect, on both Federal as well as State levels, preventing elected representatives from switching sides


any elected representative switches allegiances, the mandate will be returned to the voters; this empowers the voters to decide whether to retain or to recall that representative. If the recall is successful, a by-election will then be conducted for them to find a new representative.”


Recall Bill effectively discourages representatives from shifting loyalties after being elected because the chances of being ousted by angry voters are high.

“It ensures elected representatives will be answerable to their electorate if they switch parties.

“Having a Recall Act in place acts as a constant reminder to elected representatives that their voters are their real bosses, and that they cannot go against the wishes of the rakyat who balloted for the candidate they felt best serves their needs and interests.