YB Lee Chean Chung
李健聪

Petaling Jaya

MY ASPIRATIONS

As someone who has been working and living in the Klang Valley for 12 years, I understand the hopes, issues, and challenges faced by the Petaling Jaya community. My ASPIRATION is to work with you to continue the changes starting from the community, parliamentary constituency, and national levels.

Let’s ensure PETALING JAYA continues to be a sustainable and prosperous development centre. PJ BOLEH!

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2 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Sdr Wong Yau Yang (43 tahun) aktif melibatkan diri di komuniti dan Kampung Baru Damansara. Beliau kini sedang berjuang melawan kanser Lymphoma dan memerlukan rawatan intensif ke hospital.

Saya berharap bantuan dapat mengurangkan sedikit beban Wong dan semoga beliau cepat sembuh.

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Sdr Wong Yau Yang (43 tahun) aktif melibatkan diri di komuniti dan Kampung Baru Damansara. Beliau kini sedang berjuang melawan kanser Lymphoma dan memerlukan rawatan intensif ke hospital. 

Saya berharap bantuan dapat mengurangkan sedikit beban Wong dan semoga beliau cepat sembuh. 

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3 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

I participated in ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights – APHR Malaysia Members Meeting with Wong Chen & Charles Santiago and the regional secretariat coming from Jakarta & Manila.

We discussed strategies to advocate for climate change justice, Myanmar crisis and local progress for fundamental human rights.

It is really time to invite members to be more proactive before Malaysia becomes ASEAN chair next year.

Happy to be part of APHR network to contribute my part in advancing human rights and environmental justice for the people living in this region. 👍🏼
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I participated in ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights - APHR Malaysia Members Meeting with Wong Chen & Charles Santiago and the regional secretariat coming from Jakarta & Manila.  

We discussed strategies to advocate for climate change justice, Myanmar crisis and local progress for fundamental human rights. 

It is really time to invite members to be more proactive before Malaysia becomes ASEAN chair next year.

Happy to be part of APHR network to contribute my part in advancing human rights and environmental justice for the people living in this region. 👍🏼Image attachment

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Get a free Bus for the poor people which the issue brought to you by the people those vote for you for you to become MP then talk about HR

Tempat sendiri pun tak boleh jaga

4 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Thank you for everyone who joined the PJ Old Town Cultural Walk today. Despite the weather is less than ideal, the tour was both fun and enlightening, showcasing the rich heritage of PJ Old Town.

A heartfelt thank you to Hospital Assunta and PJ Community Library for their excellent guidance and insightful stories! 👏🏼👏🏼

I encourage everyone to join future cultural walks to explore and appreciate the unique history and culture around us. Stay tuned for more opportunities to connect with our community!

🚩Download map here: pjlestari.com/cultural-map/

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Thank you for everyone who joined the PJ Old Town Cultural Walk today. Despite the weather is less than ideal, the tour was both fun and enlightening, showcasing the rich heritage of PJ Old Town.

A heartfelt thank you to Hospital Assunta and PJ Community Library for their excellent guidance and insightful stories! 👏🏼👏🏼

I encourage everyone to join future cultural walks to explore and appreciate the unique history and culture around us. Stay tuned for more opportunities to connect with our community! 

🚩Download map here: https://pjlestari.com/cultural-map/

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I miss Kuantan Heritage Walk. Glad to hear that your PJ walk is so successful. Keep it up

Tempat sendiri tak boleh jaga

4 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Perbahasan Peringkat JawatanKuasa
Kementerian Pengangkutan.

1. Pembangunan Berorientasikan Transit

Kadar perbandaran di Malaysia menunjukkan trend peningkatan yang dijangka mencapai 80% dalam masa terdekat, dengan rakyat Malaysia yang memiliki kenderaan persendirian mencecah 31 juta kenderaan.

Negara seharusnya tertumpu kepada dasar yang dapat mengoptimumkan kegunaan tanah & mengalakkan peralihan daripada kenderaan persendirian kepada pengangkutan awam, seperti Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), berpusatkan stesen pengangkutan awam rel/ bus dan mempunyai ketersambungan pengangkutan awam, pejalan kaki dan basikal yang tinggi.

Kita boleh pandang Jepun, kawasan berkepadatan tinggi, dapat diakses sepenuhnya dengan berjalan kaki atau bas dan di kawasan zon TOD, sistem Mass Rapit Transit dapat capai destinasi aktiviti rekreasi, pangsapuri kediaman mahupun pusat beli-belah.

Jadi saya bertanya adakah Kementerian akan memastikan projek TOD lebih bersifat inklusif & mampu milik selaras pendapatan, serta panduan terkini selaras dengan trend semasa?

2. E-hailing

Kita sedia maklum bahawa untuk mengatasi isu kesalinghubungan dan first-and-last-mile (FMLM), pelbagai kaedah telah digunapakai.

Walaubagaimanapun, saya ingin mencadangkan kepada Kerajaan untuk membenarkan syarikat e-hailing mengisi kekangan yang wujud dengan perkhidmatan e-hailing motorsikal, disamping terus memperkasa FMLM di negara ini.

Ia turut membuka peluang konsep e-hailing motorsikal sebagai ‘dual income’ janaan ekonomi rakyat.

Jadi saya bertanya adakah kementerian sedia untuk mempertimbangkan perkhidmatan motorsikal e-hailing, seperti yang dilakukan oleh Grab Singapore & Gojek Indonesia?

*Sambung di ruangan komen.
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Perbahasan Peringkat JawatanKuasa 
Kementerian Pengangkutan.

1. Pembangunan Berorientasikan Transit
 
Kadar perbandaran di Malaysia menunjukkan trend peningkatan yang dijangka mencapai 80% dalam masa terdekat, dengan rakyat Malaysia yang memiliki kenderaan persendirian mencecah 31 juta kenderaan. 
 
Negara seharusnya tertumpu kepada dasar yang dapat mengoptimumkan kegunaan tanah & mengalakkan peralihan daripada kenderaan persendirian kepada pengangkutan awam, seperti Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), berpusatkan stesen pengangkutan awam rel/ bus dan mempunyai ketersambungan pengangkutan awam, pejalan kaki dan basikal yang tinggi.

Kita boleh pandang Jepun, kawasan berkepadatan tinggi, dapat diakses sepenuhnya dengan berjalan kaki atau bas dan di kawasan zon TOD, sistem Mass Rapit Transit dapat capai destinasi aktiviti rekreasi, pangsapuri kediaman mahupun pusat beli-belah.

Jadi saya bertanya adakah Kementerian akan memastikan projek TOD lebih bersifat inklusif & mampu milik selaras pendapatan, serta panduan terkini selaras dengan trend semasa? 

2. E-hailing 
 
Kita sedia maklum bahawa untuk mengatasi isu kesalinghubungan dan first-and-last-mile (FMLM), pelbagai kaedah telah digunapakai.

Walaubagaimanapun, saya ingin mencadangkan kepada Kerajaan untuk membenarkan syarikat e-hailing mengisi kekangan yang wujud dengan perkhidmatan e-hailing motorsikal, disamping terus memperkasa FMLM di negara ini. 

Ia turut membuka peluang konsep e-hailing motorsikal sebagai ‘dual income’ janaan ekonomi rakyat.

Jadi saya bertanya adakah kementerian sedia untuk mempertimbangkan perkhidmatan motorsikal e-hailing, seperti yang dilakukan oleh Grab Singapore & Gojek Indonesia?

*Sambung di ruangan komen.

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3. Kekerapan Komuter KTMB Potensi KTM Komuter sebagai mod pengangkutan pilihan orang ramai dihindari oleh kekerapan tren yang kurang memuaskan. Kekerapan perkhidmatan yang ditawarkan hanyalah setiap 30minit pada waktu puncak dan kelewatan selama 60 minit. Kita mengambil maklum bahawa kerajaan akan memperoleh 62 tren baharu melalui pajakan daripada syarikat milik kerajaan Cina yang dijangka akan berlangsung selama tempoh 30 tahun. Justeru saya bertanya adakah kementerian menyediakan keperincian bagi kos perbelanjaan yang terlibat dengan pajakan bersama negara China? Serta nyatakan perancangan kekerapan perkhidmatan ETS dan KTM untuk ditambah baik. – Laporan perbahasan penuh boleh didapati di laman sesawang www.pjlestari.com/news/

masih banyak tempat tidak bas servis di kampung dan pekan. maklumat laluan bas berhenti-henti dan jadual bas pun sukar diketahui, harap apad atau pihak syarikat bas boleh memaparkan maklumat laluan dan jadual di laman web dan media sosial. Juga tampal maklumat laluan di setiap perhentian bas dan stesen bas

Jaga tempat kamu dulu la Yb.yg undi kamu.mana permohonan Bas percuma.

4 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

Team MP kalah dengan bergaya! 🏸😂

Dalam kesibukan bersidang, tidak lupa kita menjaga kesihatan. Isnin lepas saya menganjurkan satu perlawanan persahabatan antara ahli parlimen & staf parlimen.

Pasti ramai yang tanya: siapa menang? Jawapannya staf parlimen 6 – 2 ahli parlimen. Tahniah kepada yang menang & kepada ahli-ahli parlimen yang “belum menang”, ini adalah peringatan supaya kena lebih banyak bersukan!

Terima kasih kepada Tuan Husaini, Ketua Pengarah Parlimen yang memberikan hadiah kepada pemenang. Terpenting adalah persahabatan di kalangan MP dan antara MP dengan staf yang menyokong institusi perundangan kita. 👍🏼

Tahun depan kita lawan lagi!

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Team MP kalah dengan bergaya! 🏸😂

Dalam kesibukan bersidang, tidak lupa kita menjaga kesihatan. Isnin lepas saya menganjurkan satu perlawanan persahabatan antara ahli parlimen & staf parlimen. 

Pasti ramai yang tanya: siapa menang? Jawapannya staf parlimen 6 - 2 ahli parlimen. Tahniah kepada yang menang & kepada ahli-ahli parlimen yang “belum menang”, ini adalah peringatan supaya kena lebih banyak bersukan! 

Terima kasih kepada Tuan Husaini, Ketua Pengarah Parlimen yang memberikan hadiah kepada pemenang. Terpenting adalah persahabatan di kalangan MP dan antara MP dengan staf yang menyokong institusi perundangan kita. 👍🏼

Tahun depan kita lawan lagi!

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www.bernama.com/tv/news.php?id=2368519 Easy to donate but where does the money really go? (Poll Inside). Very good article.

www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/2024/11/25/use-chatgpt-with-integrity-and-virtue "ChatGPT and similar AI models have shifted from experimental technology to everyday tools used in homes, workplaces, and schools worldwide in just a few short years. Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT was first launched in 2020 as a language model designed to understand and generate human-like text. It quickly grew in popularity, inspiring wonder and curiosity, helping people write essays, answer questions, create ideas, and even hold conversations on complex topics. Malaysia, recognising the potential benefits of AI in education, has taken a progressive but cautious approach. The Higher Education Ministry (MOHE) encourages AI use in universities if it complies with specific guidelines. These guidelines, aimed at both students and faculty, focus on enhancing the learning experience without compromising ethics, privacy, or the role of critical human judgment. As its use spread, so did questions about its ethical implications. How should we, as users, shape the ethical use of AI in a way that truly benefits us and society? The power is in our hands. By using AI responsibly, we can harness its potential and empower ourselves, ensuring it supports growth, integrity, and respect for others. By approaching ChatGPT through the lens of virtue ethics – focusing on character-building values rather than just rules – we can use this powerful tool to enhance our lives and communities. Here are some simple guidelines to help us navigate ChatGPT use with integrity and virtue. 1. Be responsible and honest As AI became a fixture in our daily routines, responsibility became vital. When we ask ChatGPT questions, it's up to us to use the information carefully. Instead of taking every answer at face value, we should double-check facts, especially if we share or use the information to make decisions. This could involve cross-referencing with reliable sources, fact-checking websites, or consulting experts in the field. This small habit builds honesty in us and helps prevent the spreading of misinformation. When we treat the information responsibly, we're not only being accurate but also fair and truthful. 2. Keep curiosity alive AI makes it easy to get answers, but real growth happens when we stay curious. Instead of using ChatGPT just to solve quick problems, try using it to explore new ideas and go deeper. Treat it as a resource to support learning, not as an endpoint. For example, asking follow-up questions or looking for different perspectives keeps our curiosity active and makes learning more meaningful. Curiosity isn't just helpful for academic growth; it's a habit that makes life more exciting and rewarding. When we stay curious, we make ChatGPT a partner in lifelong learning rather than just a shortcut, keeping us engaged and eager to learn. 3. Use ChatGPT wisely This means knowing when to rely on it and when to use our judgment. ChatGPT can provide great insights, but it can't replace human understanding. By choosing carefully when and how to use ChatGPT, we ensure it enhances our thinking instead of replacing it, making us thoughtful and considerate users. A good rule of thumb: Don't leave it entirely to AI if it's a topic that requires nuance or insight. Use ChatGPT to support your thinking, not to replace it. 4. Show respect for others' ideas ChatGPT can provide ideas and explanations, but respecting where these ideas come from is essential. For example, if we use ChatGPT to spark ideas for a project, it's worth acknowledging the sources or taking the time to understand the background. In academic or professional settings, respecting intellectual property, which refers to the ownership of ideas and control over the use of one's ideas, means giving credit where it's due. And when dealing with sensitive information, we should avoid sharing anything private without proper care. By respecting ideas and protecting privacy, we show integrity and encourage a culture of fairness and trust, even in a world where AI is becoming more prominent. 5. Use AI in moderation Moderation is about balance. ChatGPT can be a helpful tool, but if we rely on it too much, it can take away from real-world experiences and interactions. Genuine human connections, thinking through problems independently, and learning through direct experience are still essential. Moderation reminds us to use ChatGPT as a support, not a replacement, for personal effort and human connection. It's about finding the right balance between using AI for efficiency and maintaining the richness of human experiences. Imagine using ChatGPT to help with brainstorming or as a resource for ideas but then setting it aside to develop solutions or engage with people. This balance keeps us connected to the real world and avoids the risks of relying too much on technology. Using ChatGPT with these virtues isn't just about being careful; it's about shaping how AI affects our lives. Technology like ChatGPT should serve us, not the other way around. By treating it as a tool supporting our growth and character, we ensure it positively adds to our lives."

www-malaymail-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.malaymail.com/amp/news/opinion/2024/11/28/over-cleve… "NOVEMBER 28 — About two million Malaysians are employed below their qualified station. According to the department of statistics earlier this month. Underemployed, overeducated, disrespected or not given their worth. Various ways to call it. Whichever way referred to they constitute 37 per cent — more than a third — of the tertiary educated employed in the Malaysian economy. Like the digital animation graduate working for a small print shop in Kluang, helping elderly aunts choose fonts for their daughters and sons’ kenduri invitation cards. It’s soul-crushing to spend years trained in advanced animation software, termed promising by instructors, and then end up in the back of a sub-rented office unit in a derelict shop-lot block. Designing invites for Nornizran and Dayang’s wedding, while daydreaming about an alternate universe where this savant leads a team to produce Malaysia animation movie. There is nothing to be ashamed about work, regardless of pay, title or advancement. Being employed is a world better than being unemployed. Yet to feel underutilised or underpaid is not a feeling which goes away easily. A feeling shared by far too many in Malaysia currently. To stay in class longer, only to earn less than earlier quitters because they clocked work years punches ambition in the gut. Apparently, a PhD is less valuable than five years on a work-floor. Or the graduated museum curator moonlighting too long as a club bouncer. That the only art he has left is to tell fake IDs. Every year the trained candidate is kept away from his career job, by the year, the training and qualification degrades, eventually to irrelevance. Are there answers to this predicament? It’s not local and it’s not going away It’s important to recognise Malaysia is not the lone country with this affliction. All countries which successfully invest in public education, target more graduates and facilitate state loans end up with more outputs regardless of whether the economy grows parallelly to absorb them. The United Kingdom’s Office for National Statistics reported 31 per cent of employees were overeducated for their jobs in 2017, swerving up from 20 per cent in 1992. It’s only likely the needle has trudged in the same direction in 2024. The victims are usually from the arts and humanities. The politicians suggest there are quick fixes, when there are none present. In Malaysia, it is about TVET retraining as a means to employment. But perhaps the more obvious answer. Supply has overwhelmed. The grass is greener India had a far more direct even if organic solution since the 70s and 80s. Leave the country. If the desired jobs are not prevalent even if the training for the said job is abundantly available, then the reasonable course of action is to thank the alma mater post-graduation and head abroad. To the United States and other developed countries, they went. Most thrived as technology workers at a time technologies bloomed. Today, America’s richest community is South Asians and they set roots only in the last fifty years. Cynically, in the trio of purpose, money can eclipse the need to be recognised or utilised as per training. For several decades, thousands of Filipino doctors migrated to the United States to become nurses. Due to the pay package. While Filipino doctors in their home country earn on average below US$1,000 (RM4,440) per month, when downgraded as nurses in the United States they earn an average of US$7,000 a month. The math does the explaining. The political springboard Human Resources Minister Steven Sim countered that the underemployment numbers are overstated. While at the same time, the PTPTN fund which pays for most local students contemplates ending loans for courses with low repayment (below 50 per cent). Since RM32 billion is owing, PTPTN wants to cut its losses. The huge hole in the company’s finances weakens the minister’s rebuttal. Those from low-prospect degrees are part of the two million who get paid much less and therefore largely incapacitated to repay student loans. PTPTN’s remarks betray their own poor assessment of our present and future graduates’ chances to better jobs. Though, them cutting ties with poorer courses means they shut down weak institutions as those centres rely solely on PTPTN to record profits. The one good outcome from otherwise a depressing situation. Why bother? It’s a convoluted subject matter, which ends up a poisoned chalice. All parties present their excuses so that they avoid blame and walk away. It matters a lot because many also expect their education to lift them up. From the PPR government housing to the condo. This problem is set to stay, the only part to work on is how to respond. Oversupply remains, as do opportunities abroad. Reorganising one’s skills to the market especially through TVET is a viable path but not a guarantee. Since the factors shift at so many levels and frequently, the fighting chance for young people as they compete with each other for the quality jobs left or they themselves create quality jobs is to take charge. Sounds simple, and a tad bit condescending but a lot of our young wait for the opportunity to be presented to them, and flagged. And expect a degree of cajoling. Otherwise, they’d take what is convenient or easy to get. Boutique assistant, motorbike deliverer. They may be fatalist because their training never made them own the situation or their futures. Maybe the real oversell is their qualifications. They feel the paper salvages them rather than convinced they are the product, with or without the paper. A lot are resigned, but not all. The go getters and sloggers are getting on just fine. Good for the inspired but how about the two million?"

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5 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

*PROJEK PJD LINK: BOLA DI BAWAH KERAJAAN NEGERI SELANGOR SEKARANG*

Jawatankuasa Pilihan Khas (JKPK) Infrastruktur, Pengangkutan & Komunikasi telah mengadakan satu sesi taklimat tentang projek PJD Link pagi tadi dan saya menghargai inisiatif Pengerusi Hj Yusof Abd Wahab serta anggota-anggota yang menganjurkan sesi taklimat tersebut. Selain anggota JKPK, saya dan YB Wong Chen turut hadir sebagai ahli parlimen setempat.

Sebelum ini memang kita mengetahui bahawa pada 17 April 2024, Mesyuarat Jemaah Menteri telah bersetuju supaya projek PJD Link dibatalkan. Difahamkan Pembatalan tersebut tidak melibatkan sebarang ganti rugi mengikut klausa 2.3 Perjanjian Konsesi.

Namun saya dimaklumkan dalam taklimat tadi bahawa Keputusan Mesyuarat Jemaah Menteri bersetuju pada 8 Mei 2024 agar Syarikat PJD Link (M) Sdn Bhd diberikan kelonggaran untuk mengemukakan cadangan balas jajaran lebuhraya baru.

Terkini, cadangan balas jajaran baru itu telah mendapatkan kelulusan agensi-agensi persekutuan. Bola sekarang berada di bawah Kerajaan Negeri untuk memutuskan bahawa projek ini akan dilaksanakan atau tidak.

Menjelang Pilihanraya Negeri tahun lepas, pimpinan Kerajaan Selangor telahpun berjanji akan membatalkan PJD Link. Sebarang percubaan untuk mendapatkan kelulusan melalui pindaan runcitan adalah satu penghinaan kepada pembuat dasar dan rakyat.

Memandangkan pembatalan projek ini tidak akan mengenakan sebarang kos kepada rakyat, inilah peluang terbaik untuk Kerajaan Selangor untuk menunaikan janji mereka kepada rakyat, iaitu untuk membatalkan PJD Link.

Di samping itu, Kerajaan MADANI di peringkat Pusat, Negeri & PBT harus menumpukan sedaya upaya untuk memperkasakan pengangkutan awam, menyelesaikan isu capaian terhujung, serta merangka pembangunan yang lestari dan rendah karbon dalam kasar segera.

Lee Chean Chung
Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya
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*PROJEK PJD LINK: BOLA DI BAWAH KERAJAAN NEGERI SELANGOR SEKARANG*

Jawatankuasa Pilihan Khas (JKPK) Infrastruktur, Pengangkutan & Komunikasi telah mengadakan satu sesi taklimat tentang projek PJD Link pagi tadi dan saya menghargai inisiatif Pengerusi Hj Yusof Abd Wahab serta anggota-anggota yang menganjurkan sesi taklimat tersebut. Selain anggota JKPK, saya dan YB Wong Chen turut hadir sebagai ahli parlimen setempat. 

Sebelum ini memang kita mengetahui bahawa pada 17 April 2024, Mesyuarat Jemaah Menteri telah bersetuju supaya projek PJD Link dibatalkan. Difahamkan Pembatalan tersebut tidak melibatkan sebarang ganti rugi mengikut klausa 2.3 Perjanjian Konsesi. 

Namun saya dimaklumkan dalam taklimat tadi bahawa Keputusan Mesyuarat Jemaah Menteri bersetuju pada 8 Mei 2024 agar Syarikat PJD Link (M) Sdn Bhd diberikan kelonggaran untuk mengemukakan cadangan balas jajaran lebuhraya baru. 

Terkini, cadangan balas jajaran baru itu telah mendapatkan kelulusan agensi-agensi persekutuan. Bola sekarang berada di bawah Kerajaan Negeri untuk memutuskan bahawa projek ini akan dilaksanakan atau tidak. 

Menjelang Pilihanraya Negeri tahun lepas, pimpinan Kerajaan Selangor telahpun berjanji akan membatalkan PJD Link. Sebarang percubaan untuk mendapatkan kelulusan melalui pindaan runcitan adalah satu penghinaan kepada pembuat dasar dan rakyat. 

Memandangkan pembatalan projek ini tidak akan mengenakan sebarang kos kepada rakyat, inilah peluang terbaik untuk Kerajaan Selangor untuk menunaikan janji mereka kepada rakyat, iaitu untuk membatalkan PJD Link.

Di samping itu, Kerajaan MADANI di peringkat Pusat, Negeri & PBT harus menumpukan sedaya upaya untuk memperkasakan pengangkutan awam, menyelesaikan isu capaian terhujung, serta merangka pembangunan yang lestari dan rendah karbon dalam kasar segera.

Lee Chean Chung
Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya

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🧾فَساد مُنظمة الأُمم المُتحدة لشؤون اللآجئين عالمياً وفي ( كوالالمبور ــ ماليزيا 🪤 ) : • فساد أخلاقي فوق سيارات وداخل مقرات الأمم المتحدة ( كيف سيكون فيها إنصاف لمن يحاولون سادتهم إستهدافه بنفس هذا الفساد ) ، " مَوقف المفوضية في المغرب – الرباط " . • فساد مالي يقومون بعمل كشوفات جانبية غير مُعتمدة للمُتَطَوعين مَعهُم بل المُتعاقدين كذالك بالنسبة للمتطوعين يتم إستخدامهم في الأعمال الشاقة والخطيرة ( تَ ، جَ ، سُ ، سْ ) وبالنسبة للمتعاقدين معهم يتم صرف لهم مرتبات بعملة بلدهم المحلية أو مبالغ بسيطة غير الكشوفات الحقيقية . • فساد خَدَماتي ( غذائي ) يقومون بشراء أغذية مُخزنة من بعض الدول التي لديها خزينة للكوارث والحروب هذه الأغذية قريبة الإنتهاء بدون أي قيمة صحية وبالطبع أغلبها مُسَمَمَة كالمُلعبات نتيجة قرب إنتهاء الصلاحية أو التخزين السيء في مخازنهم . • فساد مُجتمعي تستهدف هذه المنظمة الخبيثة ومن يديرها الجانب النسائي المُحافظ ولا يوظفون معهم منها إلا من يريدون إفسادها ، من يطمعوا بجمالها لسهولة إصطيادها ذكور في مجتمعاتنا وكذالك توظيف الفاسدات الخبيثات السافلات التي تفوقوا على إبليس في أعمالهم الماكرة ولكن مهما كان الرجال يقومون بكشفهم يوقفونهم عند حدهم بل يقطعون سعادتهم الوهمية ومحاولات نشر الفساد والتشفي وهذا يؤلمهم بشدة . • فساد عُنصري في التَمييز بين الحالات السياسية وفساد ديني بالتشفي ببعض الحالات الإنسانية التي لا تظهر على الرأي العام وليس لديهم واسطات . ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ ـ ـ ـ ـ ⚠️ ملاحظة : إستغلال قضايا الناس والتَمييز بين القضايا السياسية للسياسيين أمثالنا والتلاعب بالمُستحقات المالية من المانحين والدول الداعمة لها والموقع معها ساهم في إنتشار أنواع هذا الفساد والموضح بجزء من التفاصيل أعلاه 👆 في خمس نقاط . ⚠️ تنويه : ألا يجب مُحاكمة هذه المُنظمة والعاملين عليها والداعمين لها ( أصحاب القرار فيها ) على هذا الفَساد والذي من المُفترض أن يُحولهم لمُحاكَمة في محكمة الجنايات الدولية وَمَحاكم الدول المُتَواجدين فيها . ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ ـ ـ ـ ـ المهندس مقبل بن عامر ــ ظل الأمن القومي 🦅🕵🏻‍♂️✍️ الأول على مستوى الجمهورية اليمنية 🇾🇪 مسؤول تخصص الكهرباء ــ وزارة التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي ــ اليمن . بكالوريوس ميكاترونكس ــ جامعة الحسن الثاني بالدار البيضاء ــ المغرب 🇲🇦 مُدرب دولي مُعتمد من أكسفورد حاصل على درع التَمَيْيُز ــ جامعة العلوم والتكنولوجيا ــ الحديدة ــ اليمن . www.facebook.com/share/v/19gdp7zGys/

I make sure to vote you guys out of selangor if PJD Link is approved and start construction. When selangor election you guys talk no1 said is cancel bla bla bla. now is back in the discussion. You guys not tired ?

How can Federal Government approved this project?? Thanks YB for making sure it’s cancelled! #anakjatiPJ

Same alliance at state and federal also make a comment in FB🤔

I thought MB Selangor is from the same party with you…and you both didn’t communicate on this matter? Some more, both federal and state government also from the same alliance right?still needs to kick the ball here and there?damn funny la you,YB

Kerajaan gagal MADANON.saya ulam saya Kencing lagi😂 Kerajaan gagal MADANON.saya ulam saya Kencing lagi😂 Kerajaan gagal MADANON.saya ulam saya Kencing lagi😂

Lepas ni letak satu Calon bebas yg x ikut Kate ketua pati boleh bincag ngan pengud dulu

Lebuh raya satu penipuan kroni mata Wang politik mencuri hak rakyat dan harap kerajaan lupuskan semua tol untuk hak rakyat .. .

Lebuhraya tol perlu dilupuskan serta merta untuk hak rakyat .. .

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🙏🙏🙏😭🤲

cheebai lu

Well done YB Lee

Khauh pai hi

Say No To PJD Link hahahahahaha this PJD link keeps coming back. power.

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5 days ago
Lee Chean Chung

🚧 Before & After walk-way at Seksyen 16/ Phileo Damansara

Pictures of the latest development on the ongoing improvement and redevelopment of the Section 16 / Phileo Damansara sidewalk spearheaded by myself & Bike Commute. 👍🏽

Thanks to MBPJ & my Public Transport Working Group for picking this up. 🙏🏻
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🚧 Before & After walk-way at Seksyen 16/ Phileo Damansara 

Pictures of the latest development on the ongoing improvement and redevelopment of the Section 16 / Phileo Damansara sidewalk spearheaded by myself & Bike Commute. 👍🏽

Thanks to MBPJ & my Public Transport Working Group for picking this up. 🙏🏻Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

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Thank you for fixing this, but this part seems weird? the blind person guiding path lead to the tiang, and the whole path ends there?

Great improvement! The new walk-way looks fantastic and will definitely make a difference for pedestrians and cyclists. Well done to everyone involved! 🚶‍♂️🚴‍♀️👍 #Seksyen16 #PublicTransport

👍👍. . Not completed yet. Still in progress, i.e., the relocation of the street light, pedestrian walkway (paver block with tactiles, roof, bollard etc.

When did they start work ?

Sir please come to taman medan…tgk sikit jln utama…berlubang sana sini..

Mana Bas percuma untuk Penduduk Miskin Pjs 1.

Say No To PJD Link Say No To PJD Link

Well done 👍

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1 week ago
Lee Chean Chung

Perbahasan Peringkat JawatanKuasa
Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air (PETRA).

1. Saliran bandar & tebatan banjir.

Dalam keadaan negara yang sedang pesat membangunkan sektor industri dan komersial, infrastruktur dan pertanian, ditambah dengan perubahan iklim yang tidak menentu, maka kita sedang menghadapi arus gelombang banjir yang bukan sahaja terjadi secara semulajadi, tetapi juga fenomena banjir kilat yang terhasil akibat kegopohan pembangunan bandar yang rakus dan tidak terancang.

Menurut NADMA pada Oktober 2024, terdapat 9/41 projek RTB di Selangor dikenal pasti sebagai projek sakit, dimana projek ini tidak disiapkan dalam tempoh ditetapkan. Ini termasuklah projek di Sungai Kayu Ara dan Sungai Damansara yang sepatutnya bermula
pada 23 Februari 2021, dan tamat pada 22 Disember 2024. Namun, apa yang sudah jadi?

Justeru, saya minta perincian jumlah peruntukan RTB yang disalurkan daripada Kerajaan Persekutuan kepada Kerajaan Negeri, dan seterusnya ke Daerah Petaling. Ditambah, nilai kerugian di kawasan ‘hot-spot’ PJ yang sering dilanda banjir kilat & tindakan susulan Kerajaan.

2. Tenaga nuklear

Setakat ini, anggaran sebanyak 80% tenaga elektrik dalam negara dijana menggunakan gas asli dan arang batu diikuti oleh minyak dan hidro.

Setakat Nov 2024, sumber minyak mentah dan gas di Semenanjung telah berkurangan 50% dalam tempoh 10 tahun ini, dimana saat ini sumber hanya boleh didapati di Sabah dan Sarawak susulan penemuan terbaharu.

Ini memberi kesan kepada janaan ekonomi dan agihan pendapatan negara.

Ditambah dengan harga bahan api dan arang batu yang tidak menentu, dan pelepasan gas karbon yang tinggi, apakah kita wajar mempercepatkan rentak peralihan tenaga kita melalui penggantian gas dengan tenaga suria yang dibantu oleh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) dan penyimpanan hidro pum?

**sambung di ruangan komen.
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Perbahasan Peringkat JawatanKuasa 
Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air (PETRA).

1. Saliran bandar & tebatan banjir.

Dalam keadaan negara yang sedang pesat membangunkan sektor industri dan komersial, infrastruktur dan pertanian, ditambah dengan perubahan iklim yang tidak menentu, maka kita sedang menghadapi arus gelombang banjir yang bukan sahaja terjadi secara semulajadi, tetapi juga fenomena banjir kilat yang terhasil akibat kegopohan pembangunan bandar yang rakus dan tidak terancang.

Menurut NADMA pada Oktober 2024, terdapat 9/41 projek RTB di Selangor dikenal pasti sebagai projek sakit, dimana projek ini tidak disiapkan dalam tempoh ditetapkan. Ini termasuklah projek di Sungai Kayu Ara dan Sungai Damansara yang sepatutnya bermula
pada 23 Februari 2021, dan tamat pada 22 Disember 2024. Namun, apa yang sudah jadi?

Justeru, saya minta perincian jumlah peruntukan RTB yang disalurkan daripada Kerajaan Persekutuan kepada Kerajaan Negeri, dan seterusnya ke Daerah Petaling. Ditambah, nilai kerugian di kawasan ‘hot-spot’ PJ yang sering dilanda banjir kilat & tindakan susulan Kerajaan. 

2. Tenaga nuklear

Setakat ini, anggaran sebanyak 80% tenaga elektrik dalam negara dijana menggunakan gas asli dan arang batu diikuti oleh minyak dan hidro.

Setakat Nov 2024, sumber minyak mentah dan gas di Semenanjung telah berkurangan 50% dalam tempoh 10 tahun ini, dimana saat ini sumber hanya boleh didapati di Sabah dan Sarawak susulan penemuan terbaharu.

Ini memberi kesan kepada janaan ekonomi dan agihan pendapatan negara.

Ditambah dengan harga bahan api dan arang batu yang tidak menentu, dan pelepasan gas karbon yang tinggi, apakah kita wajar mempercepatkan rentak peralihan tenaga kita melalui penggantian gas dengan tenaga suria yang dibantu oleh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) dan penyimpanan hidro pum?

**sambung di ruangan komen.

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Pada tahun 2024, Prof Timothy Weber bersama dengan penyelidik-penyelidik lain telah mengemukakan satu kajian yang bernama “Grids dominated by solar and pumped hydro in wind-constrained sunbelt countries”. Mereka berjaya membuktikan bahawa Malaysia mampu mencapai 100% Tenaga Diperbaharui dengan memasang 660GW suria dan 2200 GWh penyimpanan hibro pam, dan disokongan dengan loji gas yang dijana oleh gas hydrogen untuk menguruskan tempoh permintaaan kemuncak. Apakah pandangan dan respon Kementerian kepada kajian tersebut? Di Perancis, sekitar 70% elektrik negara dihasilkan oleh tenaga nuklear melalui campuran tenaga, manakala Sweden sebanyak 30%, sementara US sekitar 20%, UK sebanyak 15%, dan negara Asia seperti China, India, Japan, dan Korea mempunyai beberapa reaktor nuklear bagi meningkatkan dan memastikan bekalan tenaga yang lebih stabil serta mengurangkan perlepasan gas karbon. Namun, saat ini rakyat kita masih sangsi dan kurang yakin dengan peralihan kepada tenaga nuklear. Maka saya berharap Kerajaan dapat menjelaskan hala tuju negara serta siap siaga dalam berhadapan dengan dilema tenaga ini. #Belanjawan2025 #PETRA

www.google.com/amp/s/www.bharian.com.my/amp/berita/nasional/2024/10/1313875/kementerian-ekonomi-m… Kementerian Ekonomi mula gerak kerja RMK-13, dijangka bentang di Parlimen suku ketiga 2025

www.google.com/amp/s/www.malaymail.com/amp/news/malaysia/2024/09/05/understanding-rmk-13-how-the-… Understanding RMK-13: How the 13th Malaysia Plan aims to address global, local challenges for country’s economic future

www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2024/11/27/appeals-court-quashes-ex-mps-bid-to-challeng… Appeals court quashes ex-MP’s bid to challenge shariah show-cause order "The Court of Appeal holds that civil courts cannot hear cases from the shariah court."

m.malaysiakini.com/news/727136 "A young UiTM Reserve Officer Training Unit (Rotu) cadet, Muhammad Amir Rusyaidi Muhammad Zaidi, died on Nov 13, 2024, after enduring a gruelling, unscheduled training session that allegedly involved physical abuse. Amir’s father Muhammad Zaidi Abdul Rahman claimed in a police report that the cadet had been subjected to various forms of physical abuse, including being stepped on the chest, forced to perform horse-like movements with a trainer riding on his back, and ordered to jump like a kangaroo. These activities on Nov 10 were allegedly captured on video by the trainer." 1 "The 25-year-old cadet collapsed following the training and was in a coma until his death." 2 "Zaidi claimed that after Amir’s funeral, at least four witnesses, believed to be senior cadets to the victim approached the deceased’s parents and claimed that Amir was left unattended in the hot sun for about 30 minutes before being taken to the hospital." 3 "“Only then did the trainer take action to bring my son to the hospital in his own car. “The trainer did not call an ambulance or take my son to the UiTM medical centre, which was much closer,” his father said in the report. Zaidi also claimed that both his family and the university were not informed of Amir’s condition until it was too late and that the trainer even called to ask the cadet to show up in class the next day. “Then, around 9am on Nov 11, the trainer called us to ask my son to attend class that morning. If not, he would be considered absent. Worried, we asked the trainer if the university had been informed about my son’s condition, and he admitted that he had not,” he said, adding that the trainer only informed the university after being reprimanded. Amir’s family and their lawyer believed that the trainer’s negligence and harsh treatment contributed to his death and called for a thorough investigation." 4 Cops investigating Shah Alam district police chief Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim confirmed to Malaysiakini that they are investigating the case as a sudden death. UiTM Rotu deputy commandant Ariff Md Ab Malik also called for a thorough investigation by the Malaysian Armed Forces before any disciplinary action is taken against the officer involved. “As the deputy commandant of UiTM Rotu, I have indeed urged the military to conduct a thorough investigation. So, in terms of action, what we mean by a comprehensive decision is from A to Z. “For example, starting from the recruitment of candidates themselves, are they fit to join? In terms of training management, is it following the procedure? So, it’s comprehensive,” he said." 5

m.malaysiakini.com/news/727077 "DAP Youth has hit out at Perikatan Nasional for playing up the issue of signage in other languages only now that they are in the opposition. Defending the need for multilingual signboards, DAP Youth chief Woo Kah Leong said in a statement that Malaysia is a multiracial country that welcomes people from all walks of life. He said such signboards can demonstrate the country’s uniqueness and attractiveness. “Multilingual signages are nothing new in Malaysia and were present when PN was in power from 2020 to 2022. Why are they fussing over the issue now that they are in the opposition?" 1 "DAP Youth has hit out at Perikatan Nasional for playing up the issue of signage in other languages only now that they are in the opposition. Defending the need for multilingual signboards, DAP Youth chief Woo Kah Leong said in a statement that Malaysia is a multiracial country that welcomes people from all walks of life. He said such signboards can demonstrate the country’s uniqueness and attractiveness. “Multilingual signages are nothing new in Malaysia and were present when PN was in power from 2020 to 2022. Why are they fussing over the issue now that they are in the opposition?" “It shows that PN is a hypocritical political coalition and disguises itself as national language champions when they run out of ideas,” Woo (above) said, weighing in on the recent Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) crackdown on signboards that did not display the Malay language. Woo stressed that multilingual signboards would not threaten the nation’s language or culture, adding that this was a norm now and that other countries did not create a fuss out of it. The DAP Youth chief further took aim at DBKL for being overzealous in its enforcement, warning that continuously doing so will only jeopardise the government’s image and give cheap political fodder to PN. DBKL crackdown The Star reported that on Nov 21, DBKL targeted signboards using languages such as Bangladeshi, Korean, Arabic, and Chinese that failed to comply with the rules. This year, in collaboration with Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, DBKL has conducted enforcement operations at six shopping centres, issuing 31 notices to violators. “Businesses with valid licences but no signboard permits were compounded, and non-compliant signboards were removed. “Premises with both licences and permits but failing to prioritise Malay with larger fonts also faced action,” the statement read. The crackdown drew criticism from Tourism, Arts, and Culture Minister Tiong King Sing, who raised concerns over foreign tourists perceiving Malaysia as a “racist or religiously extreme” country. Tiong’s remarks and an apology to China tourists the day prior over “unpleasant experiences” in the country have led to both issues becoming intertwined in the eyes of critics such as Machang MP Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal. Wan Fayhsal questioned Tiong’s reasoning in apologising to Chinese tourists, saying there was never an issue of Malaysia begging for English signboards in China as “we understand their policies and laws”. No reason to apologise Umno Veterans Club secretary Mustapha Yaakub held a similar viewpoint, saying Tiong had no reason to apologise to Chinese tourists. Mustapha claimed Tiong’s assertion that tourists had asked him if Malaysia was a racist country was a lie and that he was being theatrical about it. “Where in this world does anyone accord special treatment to tourists that visit their country to the point of changing signboards to the native language of the tourists? “He is intentionally raising this issue because he is anti-Bahasa Malaysia. He is also anti-Malaysia, his own country. He is not patriotic and not a nationalist. He is more Chinese than the mainland Chinese,” he said. Mustapha urged Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to give the tourism portfolio to someone more capable of protecting Malaysia’s good name."

www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2024/11/26/motion-to-refer-wee-to-dewan-panel-over-padu… "Kapar MP Chong Zhemin says based on the reply from Dewan Rakyat Speaker Johari Abdul, Ayer Itam MP Wee Ka Siong had no intention to mislead the House." xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxFull Story Herexxxxxxxxxxxxxxx "KUALA LUMPUR: Kapar MP Chong Zhemin revealed that a motion he filed to refer Ayer Hitam MP Wee Ka Siong to the rights and privileges committee over a clash on the cost of the government’s central database hub (Padu) had been rejected. He said based on the reply from Dewan Rakyat Speaker Johari Abdul, Wee did not intend to mislead the House. “So, in this case, because Wee himself was confused about the matter, he could not have had the intention to mislead the House. “I accept the (speaker’s) decision to reject my motion,” he told a press conference at the Parliament building. On Nov 12, the DAP MP sought to refer Wee to the rights and privileges committee after the latter sparred with economy minister Rafizi Ramli over the cost for developing Padu. Chong contended that Wee had misled the House and imputed improper motives to Rafizi by stating that the cost of developing Padu was RM85 million. Chong said the Barisan Nasional MP had accused the minister of giving two different answers on Padu’s cost and of misleading the Dewan Rakyat. Rafizi previously denied the government had spent RM85 million to establish Padu, saying it had only spent RM31 million on the system as of September this year. Wee, however, contended that the RM85 million figure he had repeatedly mentioned was from past written parliamentary replies from Rafizi. He was referring to Rafizi’s statement in July that the total cost to develop Padu from 2023 to 2025 would reach RM85.27 million. Wee referred Chong to Dewan panel Chong today revealed that Wee had also filed a motion to refer him (Chong) to the rights and privileges committee. Chong said that, according to a letter he received from the Dewan Rakyat speaker, Wee denied interjecting during Rafizi’s speech or questioning the disparity in the figures. Wee also denied referring Rafizi to the rights and privileges committee regarding the matter. Chong, however, said based on the Hansard, Wee had cited Standing Order 36(12) – which provides for MPs who mislead the House to be referred to the committee – to interject Rafizi’s speech. “Wee claimed he had no intention of referring Rafizi to the committee, but his action in raising Standing Order 36(12) suggested otherwise,” he added. He also questioned why Wee, as a government backbencher, was “doing the opposition’s work” by referring a minister to the committee. “Someone who is confused has no business ‘schooling’ someone who is providing clarification. If Wee insists on schooling someone, he should head back to Wisma MCA and educate his party leaders who are confused about Padu’s costs,” Chong said, referring to Wee’s Facebook post on the tiff."

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Lee Chean Chung

MODEL MALAYSIA: HORMAT BAHASA RASMI TAPI TIDAK MENINDAS BAHASA LAIN

Saya berasa kesal bahawa isu papan iklan telah mengambil masa melampau dalam dewan rakyat dan ruang media yang sepatutnya boleh digunakan untuk membicarakan isu lain yang lebih penting.

Dasar dan penguatkuasaan DBKL terhadap papan tanda tidak menekan apa-apa bahasa lain, jauh lagi untuk melarang kepenggunaan bahasa-bahasa lain, termasuk pelbagai bahasa ibunda di Malaysia.

Kita perlu sedar bahawa pihak berkuasa sekadar menguatkuasakan Undang-Undang Kecil Iklan (Wilayah Persekutuan) 1982 dan Akta Kerajaan Tempatan 1976 yang antara lain mengkehendaki semua iklan dalam bahasa rasmi dan boleh juga dalam apa-apa bahasa lain selaras dengan peranan bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan.

Berdasarkan undang-undang kecil itu, huruf bagi perkataan dalam bahasa kebangsaan hendaklah diberi keutamaan dan bersaiz lebih besar daripada huruf atau tulisan perkataan bahasa lain untuk papan tanda iklan premis perniagaan.

Penguatkuasaan yang dijalankan bukan mensasarkan Bahasa Cina sahaja, malah papan iklan Bahasa Nepal, Bahasa Bangladeshi dan bahasa lain yang tidak mematuhi undang-undang turut diambil tindakan.

Bagi peniaga yang inginkan logo dalam bahasa mereka besar dan menyerlah, mereka boleh tanda dagangankan (trademark) logo mereka.

Inilah pendekatan kerajaan yang mewujudkan suasana perniagaan yang kondusif, di samping memberikan ruang kepada perkembangan bahasa-bahasa lain tapi tidak berkrompomi dengan kepenggunaan bahasa rasmi kita.

Tidak kira menjalankan bisnes di mana-mana negara, pemilik bisnes sudah tentu akan fahami peraturan tempatan, dan ikut apa akta atau peraturan yang ditetapkan di negara/kawasan tersebut.

Cuma sedih apabila perkara ini diungkit oleh seorang tua, yang ayatnya tidak ditulis dalam Bahasa Melayu, dan dengan corak pemikiran yang tuanya, masih boleh mencetuskan polemik di kalangan pimpinan kita yang sudah mula menumpu kepada projek pembinaan ekonomi dan negara bangsa.

Peparah “Menari dengan Serigala” beerti bersama dengan orang yang membawa kebahayaan. Kalau kita menari ikut rentak orang tua dengan sifat tuanya, maka kedua-dua pihak kerajaan dan pembangkang berisiko mundur ke belakang.

YB Lee Chean Chung
Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya
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MODEL MALAYSIA: HORMAT BAHASA RASMI TAPI TIDAK MENINDAS BAHASA LAIN

Saya berasa kesal bahawa isu papan iklan telah mengambil masa melampau dalam dewan rakyat dan ruang media yang sepatutnya boleh digunakan untuk membicarakan isu lain yang lebih penting. 

Dasar dan penguatkuasaan DBKL terhadap papan tanda tidak menekan apa-apa bahasa lain, jauh lagi untuk melarang kepenggunaan bahasa-bahasa lain, termasuk pelbagai bahasa ibunda di Malaysia. 

Kita perlu sedar bahawa pihak berkuasa sekadar menguatkuasakan Undang-Undang Kecil Iklan (Wilayah Persekutuan) 1982 dan Akta Kerajaan Tempatan 1976 yang antara lain mengkehendaki semua iklan dalam bahasa rasmi dan boleh juga dalam apa-apa bahasa lain selaras dengan peranan bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan. 

Berdasarkan undang-undang kecil itu, huruf bagi perkataan dalam bahasa kebangsaan hendaklah diberi keutamaan dan bersaiz lebih besar daripada huruf atau tulisan perkataan bahasa lain untuk papan tanda iklan premis perniagaan.

Penguatkuasaan yang dijalankan bukan mensasarkan Bahasa Cina sahaja, malah papan iklan Bahasa Nepal, Bahasa Bangladeshi dan bahasa lain yang tidak mematuhi undang-undang turut diambil tindakan. 

Bagi peniaga yang inginkan logo dalam bahasa mereka besar dan menyerlah, mereka boleh tanda dagangankan (trademark) logo mereka. 

Inilah pendekatan kerajaan yang mewujudkan suasana perniagaan yang kondusif, di samping memberikan ruang kepada perkembangan bahasa-bahasa lain tapi tidak berkrompomi dengan kepenggunaan bahasa rasmi kita. 

Tidak kira menjalankan bisnes di mana-mana negara, pemilik bisnes sudah tentu akan fahami peraturan tempatan, dan ikut apa akta atau peraturan yang ditetapkan di negara/kawasan tersebut.

Cuma sedih apabila perkara ini diungkit oleh seorang tua, yang ayatnya tidak ditulis dalam Bahasa Melayu, dan dengan corak pemikiran yang tuanya, masih boleh mencetuskan polemik di kalangan pimpinan kita yang sudah mula menumpu kepada projek pembinaan ekonomi dan negara bangsa. 

Peparah “Menari dengan Serigala” beerti bersama dengan orang yang membawa kebahayaan. Kalau kita menari ikut rentak orang tua dengan sifat tuanya, maka kedua-dua pihak kerajaan dan pembangkang berisiko mundur ke belakang.

YB Lee Chean Chung
Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya

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