Sarawak “Pay Rise 3 Folds…?”

Would anyone from the Opposition bench go against such a bill? Doubt it,as all of them are beneficiaries too. However Chong did albeit very meekly only.

 The question which the ordinary rakyat are asking is very simple? Why Now? Of course we have our own interpretations which has political intonations attached to them.

Ha! You are reading it clearly now.You are absolutely correct and I didn’t say it. (simply,if it goes into my pocket should I make noise..??

(Lets put the font smaller so that one can magnify it later)…There is another which would have included a No Confidence Vote to you know who which was supposedly to be brought up at this DUN sitting. Circumstances/Timing have changed.

BUT WE ENLARGE THIS…They always say(“MONEY IN  FORGET ALREADY”..TRUE ENOUGH X THE MOUTH)

Can be heard from the DUN corridors..(LET’S ENJOY THE PAY INCREMENT FOR NOW AND NEXT DUN SITTING WE COME TO IT..WHAT A MASTERSTROKE BY OUR MINISTER OF FINANCE.)

This extracted comment is another reason for this posting though is from the other side of the COIN…

{It,s not 200 % but more than 300 %.17 million allocated annually for lawmakers remuneration,one the highest pay in whole Msia though rakyat remain one of the poorest.The rich and famous diutamakan rakyat diketpikan}

The Bernama Article:-

The monthly remuneration of the Sarawak chief minister, deputy chief minister, ministers, assistant ministers and state assemblypersons will rise by about three-fold under a bill approved today by the state legislative assembly.

The Members of the Administration and Members of Dewan Undangan Negeri (Remuneration, Pensions and Gratuities) Bill 2013 also provides for an increase in the remuneration for the state assembly speaker, deputy speaker and political secretaries.

The remuneration of the chief minister will rise from RM13,000 to RM39,000; deputy chief minister, RM11,500 to RM35,000; senior minister and state assembly speaker, RM9,000 to RM30,000; ministers, RM9,000 to RM27,000; assistant ministers and assembly deputy speaker, RM7,000 to RM21,000; state assemblypersons, RM4,500 to RM15,000 and political secretaries, RM3,000 to RM9,000.

The bill provides for the increase in remuneration to take effect from Jan 1 last year. The last adjustment in the remuneration was in 1992.

Second Finance Minister Wong Soon Koh said a review of the remuneration was done in view of the increasing expectations of the people.

“Sarawak is as big as Semenanjung (the peninsula) and a lot of members of the Dewan Undangan Negeri (state assemblypersons) have to cover a large territory, particularly those who serve the rural areas,” he said.

Wong said the new bill would take effect by next week and the exercise was expected to incur RM17 million in state funds, inclusive of the backdated pay from last year.

- Bernama

505 “ONLY BN…!!”

WE CHOOSE!

YOU CHOOSE!

YOUR FUTURE IN YOUR HANDS!

SPDP 4 Parliamentary Seats Contested

Mas Gading (P192)

1) Anthony Nogeh Gumek (BN)
2) Datuk Dr. Tiki Lafe (Bebas)
3) Mordi Bimol (DAP)
4) Patrick Anek Uren (STAR)

Saratok (P205)

1) Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom (BN)
2) Ali Biju (PKR)
3) Datuk Abg Rosli Abg Palei (Bebas)

Bintulu (217)

1) Datuk Sri Tiong king Sing (BN)
2) John Brian Anthony (DAP)

Baram (P220)

1) Anyi Ngau (BN)
2) Roland Engan(PKR)
3) Patrick Sibat(Bebas)

Interesting Development but which was  Quashed  immediately by the UMB SPDP is that the Director of Operations for Baram is YB Sylvester Entri of BN Club while Tiki Laffe of BN Club is contesting as Independant in Mas Gading. Baram candidate Anyi Ngau is heading the operations with his election team.

The rumour is as malicious as it gets as this will disrupt the unity of SPDP going into the elections. Rumours also of Jelaing Mersat and Jacob Sagan (former deputy ministers and vice presidents of the party) standing was unfounded on nomination day.

DAP Symbols Missing in GE13..??

This is extracted from an internet portal at 12.58am

DAP to contest under PAS, PKR tickets

      Posted on 19 April 2013 – 12:58am

Alyaa Alhadjri, Michelle Chun and Dorothy Cheng

 KUALA LUMPUR (April 18, 2013): DAP will not be able to use its rocket symbol in the coming general election, following two letters issued by the Registrar of Societies (ROS) on Wednesday – just three days before nomination – which in effect render the party’s office-bearers impotent.

As a consequence, the DAP at an emergency meeting last night had decided it will contest under the PAS logo in the peninsula and the PKR logo in East Malaysia unless the Registrar of Societies (ROS) revokes its April 17 letter which de-recognised the party’s office-bearers by 3pm today.

DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng told an emotionally charged press conference after the central executive committee (CEC) meeting held at its headquarters that the ROS issuance of the letter is a politically motivated move intended at “sabotaging” DAP’s chance in the upcoming polls.

“By not recognising the CEC office-bearers elected on Dec 15 (2012), I have no power to issue authorisation letters to DAP candidates to use the rocket symbol, in my official capacity as secretary-general.

“There is no point in relying on assurances given by the Election Commission (EC) that DAP can still use our rocket symbol when it possesses a sad record of broken promises,” said an incensed Lim.

“We will not surrender … It is a battle of survival. How do we explain to the voters why we need to contest using another party’s logo?” said Lim who at one point was holding back tears.

Also present were DAP chairman Karpal Singh and party supremo Lim Kit Siang who both admitted to being deeply affected by the decision to not contest under the rocket symbol as they had done in past elections.

“It is a sad and traumatic (feeling) but we are being forced into this situation.

“The rocket is deeply entrenched in DAP’s psyche,” said Karpal.

Kit Siang also admitted to shedding tears over the possibility that the party may not be able to contest under its own banner for the first time in its 48-year history. He also described the decision as a “high-risk” move which the party is willing to take.

The ROS has informed the DAP that the official inquiry into complaints over its CEC, which was to be heard today, had been postponed to May 9.

This, in effect, leaves the DAP leadership issue in limbo until then.

Karpal had on Wednesday said the party’s election returning officer Pooi Weng Keong and election strategist Ong Kian Meng were to attend a hearing by ROS on the alleged irregularities yesterday.

ROS stated in its letter it could de-register DAP as a political party following official complaints that non-CEC members had attended a CEC meeting, and that 753 delegates had either not received their ballot papers at least 10 days in advance, or at all.

Lim said there should be no issue of de-registration, judgment or action before the ongoing probe and official inquiry are completed.

DAP’s Pakatan Rakyat partners immediately offered to assist the party.

“On behalf of PAS, I am ready to sign any letter needed by a DAP candidate,” said PAS secretary-general Mustafa Ali.

PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution echoed the support, saying PKR’s top leadership had no issue in helping DAP.

“PAS and PKR are our loyal partners and we really thank them for standing by us and helping us out in this time of crisis,” said Lim, adding if DAP candidates do not receive authorisation from another party to use its symbol, they would have to contest as independents, which the DAP will not accept.

On a news report yesterday that Election Commission (EC) chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz had given the green light for DAP to contest under its own symbol, Kit Siang said it needs to be in black and white for the party to consider such a move.

“We will not take the risk of banking our entire election campaign on verbal promises by the EC, especially when we received the faxed letter less than 48 hours before nomination day.

“However, behind every crisis, there is an opportunity. We hope the people can see that dirty underhand tactics are being used.”

Meanwhile, CEC member Gobind Singh Deo pointed out that the CEC referred to by the ROS was appointed on Dec 15 last year, whereas a new CEC had, in fact, been appointed on Jan 4 this year after the party was contacted by the ROS.

“DAP has all this while been in communication with the ROS over the complaints raised, so the letter comes as a surprise.

ROS director-general Datuk Abdul Rahman Othma in a statement issued late Thursday evening said however that the party has not been de-registered and can still use its symbol for the general election.

BN Sarawak 31 Names Today

The Long Wait and Speculations are Over.

All will be revealed today. The Sarawak BN will meet and the OFFICIAL announcement will be around 3pm Press time.

PKR Sarawak V BN

The Lists of PKR is out. Please find it below and lets see which BN parties they will face. Sources informed us as of now the names are as follows but we will not want to disclose yet( we got it already.(U know our capabilities right…)

BN will announce their candidates this weekend.

1.Baru Bian (Limbang) V PBB

2.Ali Biju (Saratok) V SPDP

3 Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh (Batang Lupar) V PBB

4.Abun Sui Anyit (Hulu Rajang) v PRS

5.Roland Engan (Baram) v SPDP

6 Nicholas Bawin Anggat (Lubok Antu) v PRS

7.Thomas Laja (Kanowit) v PRS

8.Joshua Jabeng (Selangau) v PRS

9.Zulrusdi Hol (Santubong) v PBB

10. Ahmad Nazib Johari (Petrajaya) v PBB

11. Cecilia Siti Una (Betong) v PBB

“6 Reasons WHY BN..!!”

YOU VOTE.YOU CHOOSE.YOUR FUTURE IS WITH BN.

PRU13..??

We have given our analysis http://audie61.wordpress.com/2013/03/28/swc-or-danger-sure-win-candidate-or-greyblack/ 

and boy, we have got some reactions from a well known Sarawak opposition blogger :-http://sarawakheadhunter.blogspot.com/2013/03/who-will-win-what-in-sarawak-in-ge-13.html

We in audie61 must thank the admin/writer who called me audacious which  can be termed as extremely bold or daring; recklessly brave; fearless.

In the report we mentioned BN will win 25 out of 31 while Sarawak Headhunter turned the figures to 22 PR 9 BN…..

We can’t wait any longer. It’s been very tiresome and even our DPM has signalled it out.

DPM Muhyddin said this,”I don’t think the PM will wait for the end of the five year term to dissolve Parliament.Says election in few weeks.”

WE ALL ARE READY?

SURELY  SARAWAK HEADHUNTER WOULD HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY..WE THINK (……………..)

SUPP Leads by Example …..

SUPP P196 aspiring candidate Wilfred Yap’s own words and we will respect that,” A PARTY WITHOUT DISCIPLINE HAS NO HOPE”

If BN component parties all show this True Barisan spirit it augurs well for the coalition going into GE13.

WELL SAID WILFRED….

 

P196 STAMPIN [PRU12]

Jumlah Pengundi: 67,257 <!– Peningkatan jumlah pengundi: –>Peratusan Kaum: M: 11% C: 76% I: % B/Sab: % B/Swk: 12% L: 1%

1. Datuk Yong Khoon Seng (BN) [21,966] 2. See Chee How (PKR) [2,198] 3. Voon Lee Shan (DAP) [18,896]

Jumlah undi: Majoriti: 3070 Undi rosak: 428

Penyandang: Datuk Yong Khoon Seng (BN) (Majoriti: 7,731 undi)

THIS IS A FRAME…

The $10000 bucks man according to insider sources have gone into hiding. WHERE IS HE..? He has spoken and many Sarawakians are angered by his names throwing and arrogant nature.

Anyone can try to use CM’s name and whether its trustworthy u determine it yourself. Names throwing and selling are very common.

Anyone can say that,”He is my Best friend and I can see him anytime..!! Sounds Familiar, isn’t it? Reminds you of someone you know…!!

Now you telling me you are FRAMED TOO…

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