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Get ready to be the punching bag, ridiculed, questioned, and taken for granted. Our politics today is more on who can shout louder rather than who can actually define and administer proper policies that helps the communites move forward and live a better life. Good luck and all the best.

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YB, 我有一位炒麵的朋友認識你。他一致讚賞你是非常敬業的議員。

Welcome. Welcome

Yb should leave PKR. Nice person but wrong party

Dont be as useless as the 1 beside u..same party with PM but can only bark outside parliament

Good focus on the msme.. But that's already the role of Pemudah under economy ministry which RR was chair?

Brilliant idea. Support as their needs are different from GLC, TNC & MNC

Well said Sir Lee Chean Chung Keep it up. Our Employers Association and its members are behind you for this.

You should become a Minister, YB. You and Wong Chen.

We need this kinda of representative. And thank you for taking lead in resolving the traffic issues in Jalan Pengaturcara U1 (UBP). Hope the problem can be further improved. Tq.

We are supposed to reduce minister posts and not increase further!

YB. If PH truly care, which I believe yes, PH should stop going after the nons ,n businesses. Life is already tough. Majority of nons need to pay full for tertiary education include the public university. Kekayaan Negra harus dinikmati bersama.

好主意.希望你能扮演重要角色！.最重要是要有明确方向及目标..避免空谈及浪费！

No need. Nanti all the SME wajib do this do that. Belum untung Seringgit already wajib 100 things need to login to 15 websites to do.

No need. Just delegate the job to the deputy minister

membazir kena bela lagi sekor menteri

More the merrier easy to create confusion

all these added cost eats into a biznes profit margin, work so hard & give free money away for inept govt policies bureaucracy & lazyness.

Good u pointed all the problems. Now let see you carry through the reform. All the govts help their sme to the fullest in the whole south east Asia region except Malaysian. The govt are finding way and faults to screw all the SME. So we will make sure next PRU we will screw guys first.

MITI Minister should be given to Wong Chen Economic Minister should be given to your goodself

*OPEN LETTER TO ALL MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OF MALAYSIA.* ................................. Re: IPCMC Needed Now — Repeated SOP Breaches, Unanswered Cases, and Declining Public Trust Yang Berhormat Members of Parliament, Malaysia is once again confronted with troubling reports involving our enforcement institutions. Recent headlines show: An uninvestigated custodial death, A fatal shooting requiring independent scrutiny, Repeated findings of police SOP breaches in the Zara Qairina case, with no clear action made public, Failure to release key CCTV footage related to the Pamela Ling abduction case, despite sustained public interest and anxiety. These are not isolated issues. They have become a pattern — a pattern that weakens confidence in the rule of law and damages the reputation of the Royal Malaysia Police, even as many dedicated officers try to serve with honour. For decades, Malaysia has acknowledged a systemic flaw: the police cannot be the sole investigators of their own alleged misconduct. Internal reviews, departmental inquiries, and ad-hoc committees cannot meet the standard of independence necessary in cases involving death, abuse, or disappearance. It is for this reason that we appeal to Parliament, with utmost urgency, to finally establish the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) with full investigative and enforcement powers. --- Why IPCMC is urgently needed 1. SOP breaches must lead to visible consequences In the Zara Qairina case, authorities publicly confirmed that police personnel had breached SOP. Yet, until today, no transparent update on disciplinary action has been shared with the public. A system that fails to show accountability only deepens distrust. 2. Transparency cannot be selective In the Pamela Ling abduction case, the public continues to question why the CCTV footage — crucial for clarifying the sequence of events — has not been released or explained. Transparency must be a default, not an exception. 3. Existing oversight mechanisms are inadequate Task forces and internal investigations do not satisfy international standards for independence and impartiality. Without an external body, public perception will always assume conflict of interest. 4. The police force itself benefits from independent oversight Good officers deserve protection from false allegations. The entire institution benefits when misconduct is identified, corrected, and prevented by an impartial body. --- What Malaysians expect from Parliament 1. An independent commission not controlled by the police hierarchy 2. Real investigative powers into misconduct, abuse of power, and custodial deaths 3. Mandatory transparency, including public reports and timelines 4. Protection for whistleblowers and victims’ families 5. A system where SOP breaches are not merely acknowledged, but addressed These expectations are not political demands — they are moral obligations. Every person in police custody, every victim of an abduction, and every family seeking answers deserves a justice system that is transparent, accountable, and humane. --- A bipartisan responsibility We urge all YBs—government and opposition alike—to treat the establishment of IPCMC as a non-partisan national priority. This is not an attack on the police. This is an investment in justice, professionalism, and Malaysia’s credibility. The rakyat is watching. The families of victims are still waiting. Every delay risks another preventable tragedy. Parliament must act. IPCMC Now.