Call on Sarawakian voters tomorrow to stand up and lead Malaysians in “Battle for New Malaysia 2.0” in the next 40 and 50 years to make Malaysia a world-class great nation

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The 12th Sarawak general election on Dec. 18, 2021 has turned out to be the most important Sarawak general election in the history of Malaysia although it started off as an ordinary state general election.

Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2021 changed the whole scenario as on that day the Federal Constitution was amended with the unanimous support of Members of Parliament on both sides of the aisle to undo the injustices of the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act which made Sarawakians lose their rights under Malaysia Agreement 1963 for half-a-century in terms of fair financial allocations, meaningful state autonomy especially in education and health, fair apportionment of oil funds and equitable development prospects.

But all these injustices were stopped on Dec. 14, 2021, which saw the Federal Constitution amended to revert to the original position where Sarawak was one of the three entities – together with Sabah and Malaya – which formed Malaysia in 1963 instead of becoming one of the 13 Malaysian states.

But what happened in Parliament on Dec. 14 only the first step in a long journey to restore the rights and interests of Sarawakians as promised in MA63.

DAP had been proved right by history, as the nine DAP MPs were the only Members of Parliament to vote against the 1976 Constitution Amendment Bill, but Sarawak paid heavily in terms of lost rights for close to half-a-century.

One of the challenges of the new Sarawak State Assembly which will be elected tomorrow is to claim fair compensation from the Federal government for the half-a-century of neglect, which caused two to three generations of Sarawakians to lose full citizenship rights with regard to fair financial allocations, meaningful state autonomy especially in education and health, fair apportionment of oil funds and equitable development prospects.

But all these changes would not be possible if not for the 14th General Election where Pakatan Harapan ended UMNO’s political hegemony for nearly half-a-century, where Sarawak government leaders had to kowtow to UMNO’s wishes – and this was the real reason for the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act which reduced Sarawak from one of the three entities which formed Malaysia to one of the 13 Malaysian states.

That was the Battle for a New Malaysia 1.0, where the DAP was involved from our formation in 1966 to 2018.

Now we must be prepared for the Battle for a New Malaysia 2.0 to ensure that in four or five decades’ time, Malaysia can become a world-class great nation.

The unanimous vote in Parliament on 14th December to amend the Federal Constitution to restore Sarawak’s original position should give hope to many that one must not surrender to despair and despondency, that however bleak the prospects appear to be, it is possible to turn things around and to start anew provided we have the stamina, perseverance and grit for a long-term political struggle, lasting decades and not just years.

In the past half-a-century, Malaysia has been losing out to other nations, overtaken first by Taiwan, then South Korea, Singapore and Vietnam and if we do not buck up, we will lose out to other nations in the coming decades – including Indonesia.

We must launch the Battle for a New Malaysia 2.0, which may take three or four decades for Malaysia to achieve the status of a world-class great nation.

This can be done provided Malaysians have the vision and the stamina for such an objective, and I call on the voters of Sarawak tomorrow to provide the leadership in such a commitment when they cast their vote in the Sarawak general election.

GPS leaders are quite confident that they will return as the Sarawak state government, even with two-thirds majority.

I urge the voters of Sarawak not to split their votes and unite behind the DAP go deny GSP two-thirds majority by voting for at least 28 Pakatan Harapan Assemblypersons in the new Sarawak State Assembly tomorrow.

(Media Conference Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang at DAP Sarawak Hqrs in Kuching on Friday, 17th December 2021` at 1 pm)

Seruan kepada pengundi di Sarawak esok untuk bangkit dan mengetuai “Perjuangan Malaysia Baharu 2.0” untuk 40 ke 50 tahun akan datang untuk menjadikan Malaysia sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia

Pilihan raya umum Sarawak ke-12 pada 18 Dis 2021 telah menjadi pilihan raya umum Sarawak yang paling penting dalam sejarah Malaysia walaupun ia bermula sebagai pilihan raya umum negeri biasa.

Selasa, 14 Dis 2021 mengubah keseluruhan senario kerana pada hari itu Perlembagaan Persekutuan telah dipinda dengan sokongan sebulat suara Ahli Parlimen di kedua-dua belah pihak untuk menamatkan ketidakadilan Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 yang menyebabkan rakyat Sarawak kehilangan hak mereka di bawah Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 selama setengah abad dari segi peruntukan kewangan yang adil, autonomi negeri yang bermakna terutamanya dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, pembahagian hasil minyak yang adil dan prospek pembangunan yang saksama.

Tetapi semua ketidakadilan ini telah dihentikan pada 14 Disember 2021, yang menyaksikan Perlembagaan Persekutuan dipinda untuk kembali kepada kedudukan asal di mana Sarawak adalah salah satu daripada tiga entiti – bersama Sabah dan Malaya – yang membentuk Malaysia pada 1963 dan bukannya menjadi salah satu daripada 13 negeri Malaysia.

Tetapi apa yang berlaku di Parlimen pada 14 Disember ini hanyalah langkah pertama dalam perjalanan panjang untuk memulihkan hak dan kepentingan rakyat Sarawak seperti yang dijanjikan dalam MA63.

DAP telah dibuktikan betul dalam sejarah, di mana hanya sembilan orang Ahli Parlimen DAP yang mengundi menentang Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976, tetapi Sarawak telah menanggung bebannya dengan kehilangan hak selama hampir setengah abad.

Salah satu cabaran Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak yang baharu yang akan dipilih esok ialah menuntut pampasan yang adil daripada kerajaan Persekutuan untuk pengabaian selama setengah abad, yang menyebabkan dua ke tiga generasi rakyat Sarawak kehilangan hak kerakyatan penuh berkaitan peruntukan kewangan yang adil, autonomi negeri yang bermakna terutamanya dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, pembahagian dana minyak yang saksama dan prospek pembangunan yang saksama.

Tetapi semua perubahan ini tidak mungkin berlaku jika tidak kerana Pilihan Raya Umum ke-14 di mana Pakatan Harapan menamatkan hegemoni politik UMNO selama hampir setengah abad, di mana pemimpin kerajaan Sarawak terpaksa akur kepada kehendak UMNO – dan inilah sebab sebenar 1976 Akta Pindaan Perlembagaan yang mengurangkan Sarawak daripada satu daripada tiga entiti yang membentuk Malaysia kepada satu daripada 13 negeri Malaysia.

Itulah Pertempuran untuk Malaysia Baharu 1.0, di mana DAP terlibat dari pembentukan kita pada 1966 hingga 2018.

Kini kita mesti bersedia untuk Pertempuran Malaysia Baharu 2.0 untuk memastikan dalam masa empat atau lima dekad, Malaysia boleh menjadi sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia.

Undian sebulat suara di Parlimen pada 14 Disember untuk meminda Perlembagaan Persekutuan bagi memulihkan kedudukan asal Sarawak seharusnya memberi harapan kepada ramai bahawa seseorang itu tidak boleh menyerah kalah dan berputus asa, bahawa walau bagaimana suram sekalipun masa hadapan kita dilihat, masih ada harapan untuk kita mengubah keadaan dengan permulaan baharu dengan syarat kita mempunyai stamina, ketabahan dan ketabahan untuk perjuangan politik jangka panjang, berpuluh tahun dan bukan hanya bertahun-tahun.

Dalam tempoh setengah abad yang lalu, Malaysia telah kalah kepada negara lain, terlebih dahulu diatasi oleh Taiwan, kemudian Korea Selatan, Singapura dan Vietnam dan jika kita tidak bangkit, kita akan kalah kepada negara lain dalam dekad akan datang – termasuklah Indonesia.

Kita perlu melancarkan Perjuangan Malaysia Baharu 2.0, yang mungkin mengambil masa tiga atau empat dekad untuk Malaysia mencapai status negara hebat bertaraf dunia.

Ini boleh dilakukan dengan syarat rakyat Malaysia mempunyai visi dan stamina untuk objektif sebegitu, dan saya menyeru pengundi Sarawak esok untuk memberikan kepimpinan dalam komitmen sedemikian apabila mereka membuang undi dalam pilihan raya umum Sarawak.

Pemimpin GPS cukup yakin mereka akan kembali sebagai kerajaan negeri Sarawak, mungkin dengan majoriti dua pertiga.

Saya menggesa pengundi Sarawak supaya tidak memecahbelahkan undi dan bersatu di belakang DAP menafikan majoriti dua pertiga untuk GPS dengan mengundi sekurang-kurangnya 28 Adun Pakatan Harapan di Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak yang baharu esok.

(Kenyataan Sidang Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Ibu Pejabat DAP Sarawak, Kuching pada hari Jumaat, 17 Disember 2021 jam 1 tengahari)

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History has proved DAP right and Sarawak government leaders represented by GPS wrong with the passage of the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill to undo 45 years of injustices of the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act

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History has proved DAP right and Sarawak government leaders represented by GPS wrong with the passage of the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill in the Dewan Rakyat on Tuesday, 14th December 2021 to undo the injustices of the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act.

GPS leaders cannot completely blame the Federal Government for the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act which placed Sarawak at a considerable disadvantage for half-a-century as the Barisan Nasional Sarawak government leaders had fully voted for the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act and must bear half the responsibility for the “stepchild” treatment of Sarawak for the past half-century.

The only political party which voted against the 1976 Constitution Amendment Bill was the DAP, and that was before DAP set up branches in Sarikei, Sibu and Kuching in 1978.

It showed that the DAP had always put the rights and interests of the people of Sarawak as r paramount concern.

The first thing the new Sarawak State Assembly that will be elected tomorrow should do is to set up an All-Party Committee to demand Fair Compensation from the Federal Government to Sarawak for failing to adhere to the commitments of Malaysia Agreement in 1963 (MA 63) and to demand proper compensation from the Federal Government for not adhering to MA 63 to ensure proper and fair financial allocation, self autonomy rights in health and education, oil rights and development resources for half a century.

It is important that DAP representatives should be appointed to this All-Party Committee on Fair Reparations from the Federal Government to Sarawak for failing to adhere to the commitments of MA63, for the nine DAP votes in Parliament opposing the 1976 Constitution Amendment on July 13, 1976 had been proven right by history.

In fact, the new Sarawak State Assembly should meet this year itself to show its seriousness to demand fair compensation from the Federal Government and draft a Bill of Reparations which should be presented to the next meeting of Parliament next February.

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Kuching on Friday, 17th December 2021)

Sejarah telah membuktikan DAP tepat dan sebaliknya pemimpin kerajaan Sarawak yang diwakili GPS salah apabila lulusnya Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 untuk memperbaiki ketidakadilan selama 45 tahun yang disebabkan Pindaan Perlembagaan tahun 1976

Sejarah telah membuktikan DAP tepat dan sebaliknya pemimpin kerajaan Sarawak yang diwakili GPS salah apabila lulusnya Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 di Dewan Rakyat untuk memperbaiki ketidakadilan selama 45 tahun yang disebabkan Pindaan Perlembagaan tahun 1976.

Para pemimpin GPS tidak boleh semata-mata hanya menyalahkan Kerajaan Persekutuan untuk Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 yang telah meletakkan Sarawak di kedudukan yang merugikan untuk setengah abad ini kerana pemimpin Barisan Nasional Sarawak juga telah sebulat suara bersetuju dengan Pindaan 1976 ini dan perlu menanggung setengah tanggungjawab apabila Sarawak dilayan seperti “anak tiri” dalam setengah abad yang lepas.

Satu-satunya parti politik yang menentang Pindaan 1976 ini adalah DAP, dan DAP menentang pindaan ini sebelum DAP mula membuka cawangan di Sarikei, Sibu, dan Kuching pada tahun 1978.

Perkara ini menunjukkan yang DAP sentiasa meletakkan hak dan kepentingan orang Sarawak sebagai perkara yang utama.

Perkara pertama yang perlu dibuat oleh Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak yang akan diundi esok adalah untuk menubuhkan Jawatankuasa Semua Parti untuk menuntut pampasan yang adil daripada Kerajaan Persekutuan kerana gagal untuk mematuhi komitmennya terhadap Sarawak seperti dalam Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 (MA63) dan untuk menuntut pampasan dari Kerajaan Persekutuan kerana tidak mematuhi MA63 dengan memastikan ada peruntukan kewangan yang berpatutan dan adil, autonomi dalam bidang pendidikan dan kesihatan, hak cari gali minyak, dan sumber pembangunan yang adil untuk setengah abad.

Penting untuk wakil DAP dilantik ke dalam Jawatankuasa Semua Parti untuk Pampasan Adil dari Kerajaan Persekutuan kepada Sarawak atas Kegagalan Untuk Komited kepada MA63 ini kerana sembilan undi dari DAP di Parlimen melawan Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 pada 13 Julai 1976 telah terbukti tepat dalam sejarah.

Malah, Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak yang baharu ini perlu bersidang dalam tahun ini juga untuk menunjukkan keseriusan dalam menuntut pampasan yang adil dari Kerajaan Persekutuan dan merangka rang undang-undang pampasan yang patut dibentangkan dalam persidangan Parlimen pada bulan Februari akan datang.

(Kenyataan Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Kuching pada hari Jumaat, 17 Disember 2021)

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Walk the talk to prove  Ismail Sabri government committed to UN anti-corruption efforts by passing motion to approve the PAC report on  Bank Negara  funds used for 1MDB  bailout

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The Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Parliament and Law) Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar has said that Malaysia will support the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and has undertaken several efforts that prove its seriousness in the matter.

He said the commitment was proven through the efforts of the government to seize a part of the assets confiscated by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal amounting to RM5 billion as well as the implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Plan (NACP) 2019-2023 through the National Centre for Governance, Integrity and Anti-Corruption Centre (GIACC).

To walk the talk, I call on Wan Junaidi to introduce a motion in the Dewan Rakyat on Monday to adopt the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report confirming suspicion that Bank Negara funds were used for 1MDB bailout.

In its report tabled in the Dewan Rakyat, the PAC has confirmed suspicions that a plot of land Bank Negara Malaysia purchased from the federal government for RM2.07 billion in 2017 was intended to pay off 1MDB’s debts.

The PAC said Bank Negara paid RM2.07 billion for the land, which the Valuation and Property Services Department had valued at RM1.422 billion.

“Proceeds from the sale were used for payment under the 1MDB rationalisation plan on Dec 31, 2017,” PAC chairperson Wong Kah Woh said.

The PAC in its findings said Bank Negara had never planned to purchase the land before the Finance Ministry made the offer.

The panel added that the purchase of the land was also not part of Bank Negara’s strategic plan from 2015 to 2017 even though Bank Negara later claimed it wanted to develop an education services hub.

The 22.5-hectare land, referred to as Lot 41, is adjacent to the Sasana Kijang complex belonging to Bank Negara.

The PAC report said: “Bank Negara did not conduct sufficient due diligence in the purchase of Lot 41. The Bank Negara board made a decision to buy the land within nine days after discussing with the Finance Ministry (Aug 15, 2017) and three days after the offer was made by the Finance Ministry (Aug 21, 2017).

“The transaction was completed in a short time of four months. All these raised suspicion that Bank Negara was facing pressure from the government to make the decision.”

It added that Bank Negara paid RM2.07 billion for the land even though its usage status was still listed as “None”.

The PAC, in its recommendation, stressed that Bank Negara should be able to act independently without being influenced.

It added that the central bank should expedite the change of the land status and its division to ensure optimum use.

Will Wan Junaidi walk the talk?

(Media Statement (2) by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Kuching on Friday, 17th December 2021)

Buktikan kerajaan Ismail Sabri komited terhadap usaha anti-rasuah PBB dengan meluluskan usul untuk menerima laporan PAC mengenai dana Bank Negara yang digunakan untuk menyelamatkan 1MDB

Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri (Parlimen dan Undang-undang) Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar berkata Malaysia akan menyokong Konvensyen Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu Menentang Rasuah (UNCAC) dan telah menjalankan beberapa usaha yang membuktikan keseriusannya dalam perkara itu.

Beliau berkata komitmen itu terbukti melalui usaha kerajaan merampas sebahagian daripada aset yang dirampas Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia dalam skandal 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) berjumlah RM5 bilion serta pelaksanaan Anti- Rancangan Rasuah (NACP) 2019-2023 melalui Pusat Tadbir Urus, Integriti dan Anti Rasuah Nasional (GIACC).

Untuk membuktikan komitmen kerajaan, saya menyeru Wan Junaidi untuk membawa usul di Dewan Rakyat pada hari Isnin untuk menerima pakai laporan Jawatankuasa Kira-kira Wang Negara (PAC) yang mengesahkan syak wasangka bahawa dana Bank Negara digunakan untuk menyelamatkan 1MDB.

Dalam laporannya yang dibentangkan di Dewan Rakyat, PAC mengesahkan jangkaan sebelum ini bahawa sebidang tanah yang dibeli Bank Negara Malaysia daripada kerajaan persekutuan dengan harga RM2.07 bilion pada 2017 adalah dengan tujuan untuk membayar hutang 1MDB.

PAC berkata Bank Negara membayar RM2.07 bilion untuk tanah itu, yang Jabatan Penilaian dan Perkhidmatan Harta nilaikan pada nilai RM1.422 bilion.

“Hasil daripada penjualan itu digunakan untuk pembayaran di bawah pelan rasionalisasi 1MDB pada 31 Disember 2017,” kata pengerusi PAC Wong Kah Woh.

PAC dalam penemuannya berkata Bank Negara tidak pernah merancang untuk membeli tanah itu sebelum Kementerian Kewangan membuat tawaran itu.

Panel itu menambah, pembelian tanah itu juga bukan sebahagian daripada pelan strategik Bank Negara dari 2015 hingga 2017 walaupun Bank Negara kemudiannya mendakwa mahu membangunkan hab perkhidmatan pendidikan.

Tanah seluas 22.5 hektar itu, yang disebut sebagai Lot 41, bersebelahan dengan kompleks Sasana Kijang milik Bank Negara.

Laporan PAC berkata: “Bank Negara tidak menjalankan usaha semakan yang mencukupi dalam pembelian Lot 41. Lembaga Pengarah Bank Negara membuat keputusan untuk membeli tanah itu dalam tempoh sembilan hari selepas berbincang dengan Kementerian Kewangan (15 Ogos 2017) dan tiga hari selepas tawaran dibuat oleh Kementerian Kewangan (21 Ogos 2017).

“Urus niaga itu selesai dalam masa yang singkat dalam tempoh empat bulan. Semua ini menimbulkan syak wasangka bahawa Bank Negara menghadapi tekanan daripada kerajaan untuk membuat keputusan itu.”

Ia menambah lagi bahawa Bank Negara membayar RM2.07 bilion untuk tanah itu walaupun status penggunaannya masih disenaraikan sebagai “Tiada”.

PAC, dalam saranannya, menegaskan bahawa Bank Negara seharusnya boleh bertindak secara bebas tanpa dipengaruhi.

Ia menambah bahawa Bank Negara perlu menyegerakan pertukaran status tanah dan pembahagiannya untuk memastikan penggunaan yang optimum.

Adakah Wan Junaidi akan melakukan semua ini?

(Kenyataan Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Kuching pada hari Jumaat, 17 Disember 2021)

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Ismail Sabri must prove his “Keluarga Malaysia” concept is not a meaningless slogan by insisting that only those who uphold the Rukun Negara principles of nation-building and accept Malaysia is a multi-racial, multi-lingual, multi-religious and multi-cultural nation  can be Cabinet Ministers

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri must prove that his “Keluarga Malaysia” concept is not a meaningless slogan but a key principle which can unite the diverse races,  languages, religions and cultures which have made Malaysia their home.

Ismail said today that personal interests, political differences and  growing hostilities can lead to disunity among members of the Keluarga Malaysia (Malaysian Family).

He said politics should be a platform of unification but due to political differences, it can also be a cause of separation.

Speaking at the virtual opening of the National Unity Congress today, he said this is a huge challenge that needs to be tackled, not only by leaders but also by all members of the Malaysian Family, so as to assure long-term stability in the country.

Ismail Sabri was describing his own actions before he became Prime Minister, when he used politics to divide the Malaysian people.

Ismail Sabri is now the Prime Minister of Malaysia and he should not indulge in meaningless platitudes.

He must take concrete action to promote unity in plural Malaysia.

For a start, let Ismail Sabri  prove his “Keluarga Malaysia” concept is not a meaningless slogan by insisting that  only those who uphold the Rukun Negara principles of nation-building and accept Malaysia is a multi-racial, multi-lingual, multi-religious and multi-cultural nation  can be Cabinet Ministers.

Is Ismail Sabri prepared to be a Prime Minister who upholds the Rukun Negara?

The test of the pudding is in the eating. Over to Ismail Sabri.

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Keningau on Saturday,  18th December 2021)

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Sabah and Sarawak State Assemblies should set up a Joint Sabah-Sarawak State Assemblies Committee to Restore Sabah-Sarawak rights according to Malaysia Agreement 1963 and to demand compensation from Federal Government for half-a-century of neglect

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The unanimous two-thirds majority in Parliament on Tuesday, 14th December 2021 for the passage of the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill is historic but it is only the first step to restore to Sabah and Sarawak their rights and status fully agreed by the Malaysia Agreement in 1963

For half-a-century, the people of Sabah and Sarawak were denied their rights to full Malaysian citizenship, such as their rights to equitable financial allocations, true state autonomy especially on education and health, fair apportionment of oil funds and right to development resources were neglected.

Sabah and Sarawak joined in the corruption game and became two of the most corrupt states in the country, but their governments were allowed to abuse their immigration autonomy rights to deny West Malaysians entry for legitimate political activities, and in the process, a few became super-rich while the ordinary Sabahans and Sarawakians became very poor.

This state of affairs had gone on for half-a-century and should be rectified.

The Pakatan Harpaan government tried to rectify it with a constitutional amendment in 2019, but it failed to secure two-thirds parliamentary majority and could not become the law of the land.

The 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill secured two-thirds parliamentary approval last Tuesday, 14th December 2021, and this was why I interrupted my campaigning for the Sarawak general election and flew back to Kuala Lumpur from Sibu to support the passage of the Constitution Amendment Bill 2021 with two-thirds parliamentary majority.

But what happened in Parliament last Tuesday was only the first step in the restoration of the lost rights of the people Sabah and Sarawak in the last half-a-century, and there is much work to be done.

I suggest that the Sabah and Sarawak State Assemblies should set up a Joint Sabah-Sarawak State Assemblies Committee to Restore Sabah-Sarawak rights according to Malaysia Agreement 1963 which should present a list of reparation actions which must be acted on by the Federal Government and to demand compensation from the Federal Government for half-a-century of neglect.

The Sabah leaders who voted in support of the 1976 Constitution Amendment Bill which downgraded Sabah and Sarawak from regions to states included Ganie Gilong and Said Keruak of Sabah and Abdul Rahman Yacob, Taib Mahmud, Ong Kee Hui, Stephen Yong, Edmund Langgu, Patrcik Uren and Luhat Wan from Sarawak.

The only opposition votes came from nine Members of Parliament from the DAP.

History has proven DAP right and the Sabah and Sarawak government leaders in 1976 wrong – but the people and Sabah and Sarawak paid a heavy price in the past half-a-century in their lost rights.

And history has gone on to prove that DAP were in the forefront to champion the rights of the peoples of Sabah, Sarawak and Malaysia in our vision to make Malaysia a world-class great nation.

I became the first Member of Parliament to raise the Keningau Batu Sumpah in Parliament in Marchj 2010 (47 years after Sabah formed Malaysia) and called for Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysia and Batu Sumpah’s Three Pledges, namely:1. Ugama Bebas dalam Sabah; 2. Tanah dalam Sabah di kuasai oleh Kerajaan Sabah and 3. Adat istiadat anak rakyat Sabah dihormatkan dan dipelihara.

The Oath Stone was erected in front of Keningau District Office here in the 1960s, as a historical monument that served to assure the Sabahans that their rights to religious freedom, land, culture and customs were guaranteed and would continue to be protected by the Federal Government after Sabah became a part of Malaysia.

But this was not done and was neglected for half-a-century.

As a result of the historic 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill last Tuesday, many measures must be taken to restore the lost rights of the people of Sabah and Sarawak in the last half-a-century.

Some writers have asked how to describe Sabah and Sarawak – whether as states, region, territories or entities.

This process must be worked out. For instance, is the Conference of Rulers affected, or whether there will be a new conference involving Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak.

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Kota Kinabalu on Saturday, 18th December 2021)

Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah dan Sarawak perlu menubuhkan Jawatankuasa Bersama Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah-Sarawak untuk Menuntut Semula Hak Sabah-Sarawak mengikut Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 dan menuntut pampasan daripada Kerajaan Persekutuan untuk pengabaian selama setengah abad.

Majoriti dua pertiga sebulat suara di Parlimen pada hari Selasa, 14 Disember 2021 untuk meluluskan Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 adalah bersejarah tetapi ia hanya langkah pertama untuk memulihkan hak dan status Sabah dan Sarawak sepenuhnya kepada yang dipersetujui dalam Perjanjian Malaysia pada 1963.

Selama setengah abad, rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak dinafikan hak kerakyatan Malaysia penuh mereka, seperti hak mereka untuk mendapatkan peruntukan kewangan yang saksama, autonomi negeri terutamanya dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, pembahagian dana minyak yang adil dan hak untuk sumber pembangunantelah diabaikan.

Sabah dan Sarawak ditarik ke dalam kancah rasuah dan menjadi dua negeri paling korup di negara ini, tetapi kerajaan mereka dibenarkan menyalahgunakan hak autonomi imigresen mereka untuk menafikan kemasukan rakyat Malaysia Barat untuk aktiviti politik yang sah, dan dalam proses itu, beberapa orang politik mereka mengumpul kekayaan yang tidak masuk akal sedangkan rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak terus kekal miskin.

Keadaan ini telah berlangsung selama setengah abad dan harus diperbetulkan.

Kerajaan Pakatan Harapan cuba memperbetulkan keadaan ini dengan pindaan perlembagaan pada tahun 2019, tetapi ia gagal memperoleh majoriti dua pertiga di parlimen.

Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 mendapat kelulusan dua pertiga parlimen pada hari Selasa lepas, 14 Disember 2021, dan inilah sebabnya saya hentikan kempen saya untuk pilihan raya umum Sarawak dan terbang pulang ke Kuala Lumpur dari Sibu untuk menyokong dan meluluskan Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 dengan majoriti dua pertiga parlimen.

Tetapi apa yang berlaku di Parlimen Selasa lalu hanyalah langkah pertama dalam memulihkan hak rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak yang hilang dalam setengah abad yang lalu, dan banyak kerja yang perlu dilakukan.

Saya mencadangkan agar Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah dan Sarawak perlu menubuhkan Jawatankuasa Bersama Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah-Sarawak untuk Mengembalikan hak Sabah-Sarawak mengikut Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 yang perlu mengemukakan senarai tuntutan ganti rugi yang mesti diambil tindakan oleh Kerajaan Persekutuan dan untuk menuntut pampasan daripada Kerajaan Persekutuan kerana pengabaian selama setengah abad.

Pemimpin Sabah yang mengundi menyokong Rang Undang-Undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 yang menurunkan Sabah dan Sarawak dari wilayah ke negeri termasuk Ganie Gilong dan Said Keruak dari Sabah dan Abdul Rahman Yacob, Taib Mahmud, Ong Kee Hui, Stephen Yong, Edmund Langgu, Patrick Uren dan Luhat Wan dari Sarawak.

Hanya sembilan Ahli Parlimen daripada DAP yang membangkang RUU ini.

Sejarah telah membuktikan DAP betul dan pemimpin kerajaan Sabah dan Sarawak pada 1976 salah – tetapi rakyat dan Sabah dan Sarawak membayar harga yang tinggi dalam setengah abad yang lalu dalam kehilangan hak mereka.

Dan sejarah telah membuktikan bahawa DAP berada di barisan hadapan untuk memperjuangkan hak rakyat Sabah, Sarawak dan Malaysia dalam visi kami untuk menjadikan Malaysia sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia.

Saya menjadi Ahli Parlimen pertama yang membangkitkan Batu Sumpah Keningau di Parlimen pada Mac 2010 (47 tahun selepas Sabah membentuk Malaysia) dan menyeru Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja (RCI) mengenai Sabah dan Sarawak di Malaysia dan Tiga Ikrar Batu Sumpah, iaitu: 1. Ugama Bebas dalam Sabah; 2. Tanah dalam Sabah dikuasai oleh Kerajaan Sabah dan 3. Adat istiadat anak rakyat Sabah dihormati dan dipelihara.

Batu Sumpah telah didirikan di hadapan Pejabat Daerah Keningau di sini pada tahun 1960-an, sebagai monumen bersejarah yang memberi jaminan kepada rakyat Sabah bahawa hak kebebasan beragama, tanah, budaya dan adat mereka terjamin dan akan terus dilindungi oleh Kerajaan Persekutuan selepas Sabah menjadi sebahagian daripada Malaysia.

Tetapi perkara ini tidak dilakukan dan diabaikan selama setengah abad.

Hasil daripada Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 yang bersejarah pada Selasa lalu, banyak langkah perlu diambil untuk memulihkan hak rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak yang hilang dalam tempoh setengah abad yang lalu.

Beberapa penulis telah bertanya bagaimana untuk menggambarkan Sabah dan Sarawak – sama ada sebagai negeri, wilayah, kawasan atau entiti.

Proses ini mesti diusahakan. Sebagai contoh, adakah Majlis Raja-Raja terjejas, atau adakah akan ada persidangan baharu melibatkan Tanah Melayu, Sabah dan Sarawak.

(Kenyataan Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Kota Kinabalu pada hari Sabtu 18 Disember 2021)

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Sarawak general election  a  setback for DAP which must learn from the mistakes  but  DAP will not be deterred from the Malaysian Dream of making Malaysia a world-class great nation before Malaysia’s Centennial in 2063

(Versi BM)

I was in Keningau yesterday and Pensiangan this morning to celebrate an early Christmas as there was no Christmas celebration last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

I had campaigned in the Sarawak general election and I had hoped that DAP will win half-a-dozen seats at the end of the campaign. The election results produced two DAP seats – Padungan and Pending.

I congratulate Abang Johari Openg for the stunning victory in the Sarawak general election. DAP accepts the verdict of the people of Sarawak in the general election.

If not for the low voter turnout – in the 2018 national election it was 77.2% but yesterday it was less than 60% – and the split in opposition votes because of a multiplicity of candidates, DAP would have won another five seats, Pujut in Miri, Pelawan and Bukit Assek in Sibu, Tanjung Batu in Bintulu and Kota Sentosa in Kuching. In Tanjong Batu, we lost by 23 votes, in Pelawan we lost by 100 votes and in Bukit Assek we lost by 874 votes.

There are many significant aspects of the 2021 Sarawak general election – one of which is that the candidates which advocate Merdeka for Sarawak did very badly, with one party losing deposits in 64 seats and another party losing deposit in 12 seats. Nine independents also lost deposits

This showed that the call for Merdeka for Sarawak did not have much support. The call for Merdeka would not be welcomed by the Malay/Melanau community and it is not easy to get the Dayak community to support it. If it ends up being the stand of a small section of the Chinese community, it could create a very dangerous situation. The same applies to Sabah.

Parliament passed the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill with two-thirds majority on Dec. 14, 2021. But it was the Sarawak government leaders (the predecessors of GPS) who had passed the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act (with nine DAP MPs opposing) which caused Sarawakians to lose their full citizenship rights as Malaysians entitled to fair financial allocations, true autonomy rights in education and health, proper allocation of oil funds and equitable development expenditures in accordance with Malaysia Agreement 1963 for 45 years.

The Sarawak general election should see a punishment of the GPS for causing Sarawakians to lose these rights for half-a-century, but this was not the case. Instead, the Pakatan Harapan parties were punished for failure to fulfill election pledges in 22 months – when they had a mandate for five years.

This is clearly unjust, but life is full of such injustices.

The Sarawak general election is a setback for DAP. We must learn from these mistakes but DAP will not be deterred from the Malaysian Dream of making Malaysia a world-class great nation before Malaysia’s Centennial in 2063.

I was in Keningau in 2010 where I came to learn of Batu Sumpah Keningau 1963 and the three terms of land, customary rights and freedom of religion which were engraved as fundamental conditions for Sabah’s formation of Malaysia in 1963. I raised the issue of the Batu Sumpah Keningau in Parliament in 2010 and I was shocked to find that I was the first to raise the issue in Parliament.

The Constitution Amendment Bill passed by the Dewan Rakyat with two-thirds majority on 14th December 2021 is only the first step to restore to Sabahans and Sarawakians their rights which were taken away 45 years ago in the 1976 Constitution Amendment Bill.

In restoration of these lost rights, the Batu Sumpah Keningau must feature prominently. The last half-a-century has seen a loss of these rights.

For instance, there are more and more voices challenging Malaysia as a plural society with many religions as there are political leaders who say that only a Muslim can be Chief Minister or Yang di Pertua in Sabah and Sarawak.

This is not what the Rukun Negara says, and the question is why we have extremists who reject the multi-racial, multi-lingual, multi-religious and multi-cultural basis of Malaysia elevated to become Cabinet Ministers.

On January 1 next year, a new political scenario will emerge when those between 18 years to 21 years not only can vote, but can stand as candidates for parliamentary and state assembly elections. They can become Ministers in Sabah and in Malaysia.

I call on Malaysian youths in this 18-21 age group to come forward to lead Malaysia to become a world-class great nation.

I hope to see Sabahans who are in the 18-21 age group become candidates in the 15th general election and become Members of Parliament – but this is not confined to Sabah, as I hope to see others in the age group in Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia to become DAP candidates as well.

(Media Conference Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Kota Kinabalu on Sunday, 19th December 2021)

Pilihan raya umum Sarawak adalah satu batu loncatan untuk DAP dan kita perlu belajar daripada kesilapan kita, tetapi DAP tidak akan putus asa dengan Impian Malaysia untuk menjadikan negara kita sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia sebelum Ulang Tahun ke-100 Malaysia pada tahun 2063

Saya berada di Keningau semalam dan Pensiangan pagi ini untuk sambutan awal Krismas kerana tiada sambutan Krismas diadakan tahun lepas akibat pandemik Covid-19.

Saya telah berkempen dalam pilihan raya umum Sarawak dan saya berharap DAP akan memenangi setengah dozen kerusi pada penghujung kempen. Keputusan pilihan raya itu membuahkan dua kerusi untuk DAP – Padungan dan Pending.

Saya mengucapkan tahniah kepada Abang Johari Openg atas kemenangan yang menakjubkan dalam pilihan raya umum Sarawak. DAP menerima keputusan rakyat Sarawak dalam pilihan raya umum.

Jika tidak kerana peratusan keluar mengundi yang rendah – yang mana pada pilihan raya umum 2018 adalah 77.2% tetapi semalam kurang daripada 60% – dan perpecahan undi pembangkang kerana berbilang calon, DAP pasti akan memenangi lima kerusi lagi, Pujut di Miri, Pelawan dan Bukit Assek di Sibu, Tanjung Batu di Bintulu dan Kota Sentosa di Kuching. Di Tanjong Batu kita kalah 23 undi, di Pelawan kalah 100 undi dan di Bukit Assek kalah 874 undi.

Terdapat banyak aspek penting dalam pilihan raya umum Sarawak 2021 – salah satunya ialah calon yang menyokong Kemerdekaan Sarawak mencatatkan prestasi yang sangat teruk, dengan satu parti kehilangan deposit di 64 kerusi dan parti lain kehilangan deposit di 12 kerusi. Sembilan calon bebas juga kehilangan deposit

Ini menunjukkan seruan Kemerdekaan Sarawak tidak mendapat banyak sokongan. Seruan Merdeka tidak akan disambut baik oleh masyarakat Melayu/Melanau dan bukan mudah untuk mendapatkan masyarakat Dayak menyokongnya. Jika ia akhirnya menjadi pendirian sebahagian kecil masyarakat Cina, ia boleh mewujudkan keadaan yang sangat berbahaya. Begitu juga dengan Sabah.

Parlimen meluluskan Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 dengan majoriti dua pertiga pada 14 Disember 2021. Tetapi pemimpin kerajaan Sarawak (pemimpin parti-parti terdahulu yang kini membentuk GPS) yang telah meluluskan Akta Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 (dengan sembilan Ahli Parlimen DAP menentangnya) yang menyebabkan rakyat Sarawak kehilangan hak kewarganegaraan penuh mereka sebagai rakyat Malaysia yang berhak mendapat peruntukan kewangan yang adil, hak autonomi sebenar dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, peruntukan dana minyak yang betul dan perbelanjaan pembangunan yang saksama mengikut Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 selama 45 tahun.

Pilihan raya umum Sarawak sepatutnya menyaksikan hukuman terhadap GPS kerana menyebabkan rakyat Sarawak kehilangan hak ini selama setengah abad, tetapi perkara ini tidak berlaku. Sebaliknya, parti Pakatan Harapan dihukum kerana gagal menunaikan janji pilihan raya dalam masa 22 bulan – walaupun mereka mempunyai mandat selama lima tahun.

Perkara ini jelas tidak adil, tetapi hidup ini penuh dengan ketidakadilan.

Pilihan raya umum Sarawak adalah satu batu loncatan untuk DAP. Kita perlu belajar daripada kesilapan kita, tetapi kita tidak boleh putus asa dengan Impian Malaysia untuk menjadikan negara kita sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia sebelum Ulang Tahun ke-100 Malaysia pada tahun 2063.

Saya berada di Keningau pada tahun 2010 di mana saya belajar tentang Batu Sumpah Keningau 1963 dan tiga perkara berkenaan hal ehwal tanah, hak adat dan kebebasan beragama yang terukir sebagai syarat asas untuk Sabah menyertai pembentukan Malaysia pada tahun 1963. Saya membangkitkan isu Batu Sumpah Keningau di Parlimen pada 2010 dan saya terkejut apabila mendapati saya yang pertama membangkitkan isu itu di Parlimen.

Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan yang diluluskan oleh Dewan Rakyat dengan majoriti dua pertiga pada 14 Disember 2021 hanyalah langkah pertama untuk mengembalikan hak rakyat Sabah dan Sarawak yang telah dirampas 45 tahun lalu dalam Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976.

Dalam memulihkan hak-hak yang dinafikan ini, Batu Sumpah Keningau mesti ditonjolkan. Setengah abad yang lalu telah menyaksikan kehilangan hak-hak ini.

Sebagai contoh, semakin banyak suara yang mencabar Malaysia sebagai masyarakat majmuk yang berbilang agama kerana terdapat pemimpin politik yang mengatakan hanya seorang Muslim boleh menjadi Ketua Menteri atau Yang di Pertua di Sabah dan Sarawak.

Ini bukan apa yang Rukun Negara katakan, dan persoalannya ialah mengapa kita mempunyai pelampau yang menolak asas berbilang kaum, bahasa, agama dan budaya Malaysia diangkat menjadi Menteri Kabinet.

Pada 1 Januari tahun depan, senario politik baharu akan muncul apabila mereka yang berumur antara 18 hingga 21 tahun bukan sahaja boleh mengundi, malah boleh bertanding sebagai calon untuk pilihan raya parlimen dan DUN. Mereka boleh menjadi Menteri di Sabah dan di Malaysia.

Saya menyeru para belia Malaysia dalam lingkungan umur 18-21 tahun ini untuk tampil ke hadapan untuk memimpin Malaysia menjadi sebuah negara hebat bertaraf dunia.

Saya berharap untuk melihat rakyat Sabah yang berumur dalam lingkungan 18-21 tahun menjadi calon pada pilihan raya umum ke-15 dan menjadi Ahli Parlimen – tetapi ini tidak terhad kepada Sabah, kerana saya berharap untuk melihat orang lain dalam kumpulan umur di Sarawak dan Semenanjung Malaysia untuk menjadi calon DAP juga.

(Kenyataan Sidang Media oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Kota Kinabalu pada hari Ahad, 19 Disember 2021)

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GPS should not abuse or misuse their super-majority in the Sarawak State Assembly or they will suffer the fate that befell Abdullah Badawi’s over 90 per cent super-majority in Parliament in the 2004 general election – the beginning of the end of UMNO political hegemony

(Versi BM)

There is a lot of gloom and doom in the political scenario in Sarawak as if the end of the world has arrived.

I am more sanguine. As Nelson Mandela said: “Do not judge me by my success, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.”

Sarawak and Malaysia need what I would call the “Chong Siew Chian Spirit”. Siew Chiang is the founder of DAP Sarawak setting up branches in Sarikei, Sibu and Kuching in 1978 and who contested in 14 parliamentary and state assembly elections but never succeeded personally. I respect Siew Chiang for his “never-say-die” spirit despite his inability to succeed in 14 parliamentary and state assembly elections. Sarawak DAP is today because of the Chong Siew Chiang spirit.

We must never say die or surrender in our mission to create a better, more just and equal Sarawak and Malaysia. We must have the stamina, commitment and perseverance to be prepared for the long haul – lasting decades and not just years; many general elections and not just one general election.

Sarawak DAP was established 43 years ago in 1978, and DAP had contested in 10 Sarawak state general elections since 1979 and nine parliamentary elections since 1982.

It was only in the fifth Sarawak state general election contest in 1996 after 18 years ceaseless and heart-breaking toil and unremitting commitment that DAP Sarawak succeeded in the breakthrough to be represented in the Sarawak State Assembly although DAP Sarawak had an easier innings at the parliamentary level – succeeding to secure the election of DAP Members of Parliament in Sarawak right from the first parliamentary election contested by DAP in 1982.

I still remember the 1996 Sarawak general election where three DAP Sarawak State Assemblymen made the historic breakthrough – Wong Ho Leng (Bukit Assek), Wong Sing Nang (Pelawan) and Wong Sing Ai (Kidurong).

However in the sixth Sarawak state general election in 2001, we were reduced to a sole Assemblyman for Kidurong, Chiew Chiu Sing who courageously faced the Taib Mahmud phalanx of sixty Barisan Nasional Assembly persons until DAP Sarawak won six State Assembly seats in the 2006 Sarawak state general election.

DAP Sarawak’s best results were in the 2011 general election, when under the leadership of Wong Ho Long, DAP won 12 state assembly seats. In 2016 Sarawak general election, this was reduced to six and now DAP after the 2021 general election is left with two Sarawak State Assembly persons – Chong Chieng Jien (Padungan) and Violet Yong (Pending).

What is worth nothing is that for last two decades, Sarawak Barisan Nasional (now Gabongan Parti Sarawak – GPS) had not lost two-thirds State Assembly majority for more than two decades.

The voters of Sarawak should have punished the GPS and its predecessor the Sarawak Barisan Nasional for betraying the rights of Sarawakians for half a century, for in 1976, the Constitution Amendment Act was passed with their support to downgrade the status of Sarawak from one of the three entities with Sabah and Malaya to form Malaysia to one of the 13 Malaysian states with far-reaching implications in terms of fair financial allocations, true autonomy rights in education and health, proper allocation of oil funds and equitable development expenditures in accordance with Malaysia Agreement 1963.

Now, the 45-year injustices of the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act had to be undone – as the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill was passed with two-thirds majority in Dewan Rakyat on Dec. 14, 2021.

DAP should be rewarded for the nine DAP MPs who opposed the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act 45 years ago, but instead DAP and Pakatan Harapan candidates were punished for failure of the PH government to fulfil election pledges in 22 months when the PH government were given a five-year mandate to fulfil these pledges.

The 2021 Sarawak general election is a victory for the cybertroopers and propagandists who used misinformation and lies to present the voters with a false picture of the PH government.

Be that as it may, the Sarawak general election is not a cause for despair and hopelessness, but for new hope and confidence about the future.

Firstly, DAP would have won five more seats if the voting turnout was not as low as less than 60 per cent in the DAP areas and if not for the split Opposition votes as a result of the multiplicity of candidates. The 2021 Sarawak general election saw 349 candidates – when there were only 229 candidates in the 2016 Sarawak general election.

Secondly, although GPS has won with a landslide victory, GPS should not abuse or misuse their super-majority in the Sarawak State Assembly or they will suffer the fate that befell Malaysia’s fifth Prime Minister, Tun Abdullah Badawi who had over 90 per cent super-majority in Parliament in the 2004 general election – which saw the beginning of the end of UMNO political hegemony.

This is where the four PSB State Assemblymen and two DAP Assembly members have an important role to play – to keep the GPS government in check and ensure that it carries out its duty after the fullest consultation with all sectors of Sarawak society to restore the lost rights of Sarawak for the failure of the Federal Government to strictly adhere to the Malaysia Agreement 1963 starting with the demand for just compensation by the Federal Government for half-a-century neglect of the MA63 pledges and rights.

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Kota Kinabalu on Monday, 20th December 2021)

GPS tidak boleh menyalahgunakan majoriti besar mereka di Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak atau mereka akan mengalami nasib yang sama dengan apa yang berlaku pada undi 90 peratus majoriti besar Abdullah Badawi di Parlimen pada pilihan raya umum 2004 – permulaan berakhirnya hegemoni politik UMNO

Terdapat banyak perasan suram dalam senario politik di Sarawak, seolah-olah kiamat telah tiba.

Saya lebih optimis. Seperti yang dikatakan oleh Nelson Mandela: “Jangan nilai saya dengan kejayaan saya, nilai saya dengan berapa kali saya jatuh dan bangkit semula.”

Sarawak dan Malaysia memerlukan apa yang saya panggil “Semangat Chong Siew Chian”. Siew Chiang ialah pengasas DAP Sarawak menubuhkan cawangan di Sarikei, Sibu dan Kuching pada 1978 dan yang bertanding dalam 14 pilihan raya parlimen dan DUN tetapi tidak pernah berjaya secara peribadi. Saya menghormati Siew Chiang kerana semangat tidak berputus asa beliau walaupun beliau tidak mampu untuk berjaya dalam 14 pilihan raya parlimen dan DUN. DAP Sarawak hari ini wujud kerana semangat Chong Siew Chiang.

Kita tidak boleh berputus asa atau menyerah dalam misi kita untuk mewujudkan Sarawak dan Malaysia yang lebih baik, adil dan saksama. Kita mesti mempunyai stamina, komitmen dan ketabahan untuk bersedia untuk jangka masa panjang – berpuluh tahun dan bukan hanya bertahun-tahun; berhadapan banyak pilihan raya umum dan bukan hanya satu pilihan raya umum.

DAP Sarawak ditubuhkan 43 tahun lalu pada 1978, dan DAP telah bertanding dalam 10 pilihan raya umum negeri Sarawak sejak 1979 dan sembilan pilihan raya parlimen sejak 1982.

Hanya dalam pertandingan pilihan raya umum negeri Sarawak kelima pada tahun 1996 selepas 18 tahun bertungkus-lumus dengan kerja keras serta komitmen yang tidak putus-putus, DAP Sarawak berjaya dengan kejayaan untuk diwakili di Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak walaupun DAP Sarawak mendapati lebih mudah untuk menang di parlimen – dengan kejayaan membawa masuk Ahli Parlimen DAP dari Sarawak sejak pilihan raya parlimen pertama yang ditandingi oleh DAP pada 1982.

Saya masih ingat pilihan raya umum Sarawak 1996 di mana tiga Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri DAP Sarawak membuat kejayaan bersejarah – Wong Ho Leng (Bukit Assek), Wong Sing Nang (Pelawan) dan Wong Sing Ai (Kidurong).

Bagaimanapun dalam pilihan raya umum negeri Sarawak keenam pada tahun 2001, kita telah dikurangkan kepada seorang Adun tunggal untuk Kidurong, Chiew Chiu Sing yang berani menghadapi barisan Taib Mahmud dengan enam puluh orang ADUN Barisan Nasional sehingga DAP Sarawak memenangi enam kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri di negeri Sarawak 2006 pilihan raya umum.

Keputusan terbaik DAP Sarawak adalah pada pilihan raya umum 2011, apabila di bawah kepimpinan Wong Ho Long, DAP memenangi 12 kerusi DUN. Pada pilihan raya umum Sarawak 2016, jumlah ini berkurangan kepada enam dan kini DAP selepas pilihan raya umum 2021 tinggal dua orang Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak – Chong Chieng Jien (Padungan) dan Violet Yong (Tertunda).

Apa yang penting untuk diingati adalah, untuk dua dekad yang lepas, Barisan Nasional Sarawak (yang kini dikenali sebagai Gabungan Parti Sarawak – GPS) tidak pernah kehilangan majoriti dua pertiga di Dewan Undangan Negeri.

Pengundi Sarawak sepatutnya menghukum GPS dan pendahulunya Barisan Nasional Sarawak kerana mengkhianati hak rakyat Sarawak selama setengah abad, kerana pada tahun 1976, Akta Pindaan Perlembagaan telah diluluskan dengan sokongan mereka untuk menurunkan status Sarawak daripada salah satu negara. tiga entiti dengan Sabah dan Malaya untuk membentuk Malaysia kepada salah satu daripada 13 negeri Malaysia yang mempunyai implikasi yang luas dari segi peruntukan kewangan yang adil, hak autonomi sebenar dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, peruntukan dana minyak yang betul dan perbelanjaan pembangunan yang saksama mengikut Perjanjian Malaysia 1963.

Kini, ketidakadilan yang dihadapi selama 45 tahun akibat Akta Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 perlu dibatalkan – kerana Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 telah diluluskan dengan majoriti dua pertiga di Dewan Rakyat pada 14 Dis, 2021.

DAP sepatutnya diberi ganjaran untuk sembilan ahli Parlimen DAP yang menentang Akta Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 45 tahun lalu, tetapi sebaliknya calon DAP dan Pakatan Harapan dihukum kerana kegagalan kerajaan PH menunaikan janji pilihan raya dalam tempoh 22 bulan sedangkan kerajaan PH diberi mandat lima tahun untuk memenuhi janji-janji ini.

Pilihan raya umum Sarawak 2021 adalah kemenangan kepada tentera siber dan propagandis yang menggunakan maklumat salah dan pembohongan untuk memberikan pengundi gambaran palsu tentang kerajaan PH.

Walau apa pun, pilihan raya umum Sarawak bukanlah sebab untuk berputus asa, tetapi untuk harapan dan keyakinan baharu tentang masa depan.

Pertama, DAP akan memenangi lima lagi kerusi sekiranya peratusan keluar mengundi tidak serendah 60 peratus di kawasan DAP dan jika tidak kerana perpecahan undi Pembangkang berikutan terlalu ramai calon. Pilihan raya umum Sarawak 2021 menyaksikan 349 calon – apabila hanya terdapat 229 calon pada pilihan raya umum Sarawak 2016.

Kedua, walaupun GPS telah menang dengan kemenangan besar, GPS tidak seharusnya menyalahgunakan atau menyalahgunakan majoriti besar mereka di Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak atau mereka akan menerima nasib yang menimpa Perdana Menteri kelima Malaysia, Tun Abdullah Badawi yang mempunyai lebih 90 peratus kelebihan. majoriti di Parlimen pada pilihan raya umum 2004 – yang menyaksikan permulaan berakhirnya hegemoni politik UMNO.

Di sinilah empat Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (Adun) PSB dan dua ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) DAP mempunyai peranan penting – untuk menyemak imbang kerajaan GPS dan memastikan ia menjalankan tugasnya selepas berunding sepenuhnya dengan semua sektor masyarakat Sarawak untuk memulihkan hak yang Sarawak yang telah dinafikan sebelum ini kerana kegagalan Kerajaan Persekutuan mematuhi Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 dengan tegas bermula dengan tuntutan pampasan yang adil oleh Kerajaan Persekutuan kerana mengabaikan ikrar dan hak MA63 selama setengah abad.

(Kenyataan Media oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Kota Kinabalu pada hari Isnin, 20 Disember 2021)

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Sarawak general election results  show that if there is PH-PSB co-operation, DAP will have seven  and PSB  six Sarawak State  Assembly seats instead of the present two  for DAP and four for PSB

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The Sarawak general election results on Dec. 18, 2021 show that if there is Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) co-operation, the DAP will have seven and PSB six Sarawak State Assembly seats instead of the present two for DAP and four for PSB.

DAP would have won five more seats apart from Padungan and Pending, namely Pujut in Miri, Tanjong Batu in Bintulu, Pelawan and Bukit Assek in Sibu and Kota Sentosa in Kuching while PSB would have won two more seats in apart from Bawang Assam, Ba’kelalan, Batu Lintang and Engkilili, namely Ngemah and Simanggang.

Just as I said when I campaigned for the three seats of Pujut, Piasau and Senadin in Miri, the DAP Sarawak objective in the 2021 Sarawak general election is to preserve the “roots” for change and betterment to ensure that there is a better tomorrow for Sarawak and Malaysia.

DAP has gone through three Covid state general elections in Sabah, Malacca and Sarawak in the past two years and we must learn from these three general elections.

The challenge is whether it is possible for Pakatan Harapan and Parti Sarawak Bersatu to co-operate in the interests of the people of Sarawak, especially at a critical juncture of Malaysia’s development when, among other things, the Federal Government is tryingto undo the 45-year injustices created by the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act which downgraded Sarawak and Sabah from two of the four territories which formed Malaysia in 1963 – Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak and Sabah – to two of the 13 Malaysian states with far-reaching implications in terms of fair financial allocations, true autonomy rights in education and health, proper allocation of oil funds and equitable development expenditures in accordance with Malaysia Agreement 1963.

Hence the 2021 Constitution Amendment Bill which was unanimously passed with the requisite two-thirds parliamentary majority on Dec. 14, 2021 to fulfil one the leading demands of the confidence-supply-reform (CSR) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between Prime Minister Ismail Sabri and the four Pakatan Harapan leaders on Sept. 13, 2021.

DAP should be rewarded for the nine DAP MPs who opposed the 1976 Constitution Amendment Act 45 years ago, but instead DAP and Pakatan Harapan candidates were punished for failure of the PH government to fulfil election pledges in 22 months when the PH government were given a five-year mandate to fulfil these pledges.

The PH government would be able to accelerate the fulfilment of its election pledges in the second half of its five-year term if it had been slow in the first half of its term.

But the PH government was overthrown in an undemocratic, unconstitutional and illegitimate Sheraton Move conspiracy in February 2020.

Whether DAP and PH in Sarawak can come to some form of electoral co-operation with PSB will be up to the Sarawak DAP and PH leaders as well as the PSB leaders, but the people should get a clear message that although the DAP in Sarawak is down from the finest day of the 2011 Sarawak general election, it is not out as it is determined to regain its former strength and position as the repository of hope and confidence for a better tomorrow for both the people of Sarawak and Malaysia.

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Iskandar Puteri on Tuesday, December 21, 2021)

Keputusan PRN Sarawak menunjukkan yang sekiranya ada kerjasama PH-PSB, DAP akan menang tujuh kerusi manakala PSB akan menang enam kerusi di DUN Sarawak, berbanding dengan angka dua dan empat kerusi yang dimenangi sekarang

Keputusan Pilihan Raya Negeri Sarawak pada 18 Disember 2021 menunjukkan yang sekiranya ada kerjasama PH-PSB, DAP akan menang tujuh kerusi manakala PSB akan menang enam kerusi di DUN Sarawak, berbanding dengan dua dan empat kerusi masing-masing yang dimenangi sekarang.

DAP akan memenangi lima lagi kerusi selain daripada Padungan dan Pending, iaitu kerusi-kerusi berikut, Pujut di Miri, Tanjong Batu di Bintulu, Pelawan dan Bukit Assek di Sibu dan Kota Sentosa di Kuching manakala PSB pula akan memenangi dua lagi kerusi selain Bawang Assam, Ba’kelalan, Batu Lintang, dan Engkili, iaitu kerusi Ngemah dan Simanggang.

Sepertimana yang saya katakan semasa saya berkempen di tiga kerusi, Pujut, Piasau, dan Senadin di Miri, objektif DAP Sarawak dalam PRN 2021 Sarawak ini adalah untuk mengekalkan “akar” perubahan dan penambahbaikan untuk memastikan ada masa hadapan yang lebih baik untuk Sarawak dan Malaysia.

DAP telah melalui tiga Pilihan Raya Negeri Covid, di Sabah, Melaka, dan Sarawak, dalam dua tahun yang lepas dan kita perlu pelajari pengajaran daripada PRN-PRN ini.

Cabarannya adalah sama ada mungkin untuk Pakatan Harapan dan Parti Sarawak Bersatu untuk bekerjasama demi kepentingan rakyat Sarawak, terutamanya di masa penting dalam sejarah pembangunan negara di mana, dalam banyak-banyak perkara, Kerajaan Persekutuan sedang cuba memperbaiki ketidakadilan yang telah berterusan selama 45 tahun yang disebabkan oleh Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 yang menurunkan taraf Sarawak dan Sabah, daripada empat wilayah yang membentuk Malaysia pada tahun 1963 (Malaya, Singapura, Sarawak, dan Sabah) kepada dua daripada 13 negeri yang membentuk Malaysia, satu tindakan yang mempunyai implikasi yang besar dari segi peruntukan kewangan yang adil, hak autonomi sebenar dalam pendidikan dan kesihatan, peruntukan dana hasil minyak yang adil dan peruntukan pembangunan yang sepatutnya menurut Perjanjian Malaysia 1963.

Kerana inilah Rang Undang-undang Pindaan Perlembagaan 2021 telah diluluskan sebulat suara di Parlimen dengan melepasi majoriti dua pertiga yang diperlukan pada 14 Disember 2021 untuk memenuhi satu daripada tuntutan memorandum persefahaman kepercayaan-perbekalan-reformasi yang ditandatangani di antara Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri dan empat orang pemimpin Pakatan Harapan pada 13 September 2021.

Perjuangan sembilan orang Ahli Parlimen DAP dalam menentang Pindaan Perlembagaan 1976 ini sepatutnya diiktiraf sebaliknya calon-calon DAP dan Pakatan Harapan dihukum atas kegagalannya untuk memenuhi janji-janji pilihan raya dalam tempoh 22 bulan sedangkan PH diberikan mandat selama lima tahun untuk memenuhi janji-janji ini.

Kerajaan PH patut boleh mempercepatkan pemenuhan janji-janjinya dalam setengah kedua penggal lima tahunnya sekiranya ia agak perlahan dalam setengah pertama penggal ini.

Tetapi, Kerajaan PH ini ditumbangkan dengan cara yang tidak demokratik dan tidak sah dengan konspirasi Langkah Sheraton pada bulan Februari 2020.

Sama ada DAP dan PH di Sarawak dapat membentuk sebarang bentuk kerjasama pilihan raya dengan PSB ini terserahlah kepada para pemimpin DAP dan PH Sarawak dan juga kepada pemimpin-pemimpin PSB. Tetapi, rakyat perlu diberikan mesej yang jelas yang walaupun DAP di Sarawak kini telah jatuh daripada hari kegemilangan PRN 2011 sebelum ini, kita masih ada kerana kita masih berusaha keras untuk mendapatkan kekuatan dan kedudukan kita sebelum ini sebagai pembawa obor harapan untuk hari esok yang lebih baik untuk rakyat Sarawak dan Malaysia.

(Kenyataan Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang pada hari Selasa, 21 Disember 2021)

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Noh Omar should not only  be removed as Chairman of Selangor National Security Council (NSC), he should be sacked for his abysmal performance in the massive Selangor floods

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Noh Omar should not only be removed as Chairman of Selangor National Security Council (NSC), he should be sacked as the Entrepreneur and Co-operative Development Minister for his abysmal performance in the massive Selangor floods.

How could Noh get 90% for his first 100-day performance as Minister when all he deserved was -90% for his performance as Selangor NSC Chairman in his abysmal handling of the massive Selangor floods.

It is poetic justice that Noh was giving a roasting when he visited a relief shelter in Ulu Langat yesterday when a flood victim gave him an earful over her harrowing experience and the government’s slow response in rescuing victims trapped by the deadly disaster.

Noh’s irresponsibility and negligence was highlighted by the Selangor Mentri Besar, Amirudin Shari, who said if he had been Selangor NSC chief, he would have called in the military and the army to help manage the massive floods.

The National Security Council is under the Prime Minister’s Department, and in November the chairmanship for Selangor was handed over to a federal minister – the Minister for Entrepreneur and Co-operative Development, Noh Omar.

Did Noh Omar convened any Selangor NSC meeting before the massive floods in Selangor last weekend?

Amirudin was only reinstated as chairman of the Selangor NSC yesterday.

Another branch of government that was grossly remiss was Dewan Rakyat itself which refused to have special debate on the massive floods in Selangor and Pahang which have so far claimed 27 lives, and more deaths are expected.

Although the DAP MP for Bagan, Lim Guan Eng, asked for a Minister to give an explanation on the measures take on the issue, no such Minister was forthcoming and the Speaker, Azhar Azizan Harun, refused to allow a debate on the ground that it was against the Standing orders.

As a result, we not only have a “D Class” Minister, we have a “D Class” Cabinet and a “D Class” Parliament.

I fully agree with the call by the parliamentary opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the disastrous management of the massive floods in Selangor and Pahang, both before and post-floods, as well as for a parliamentary committee on the government’s tardy response to the massive floods.

(Media Statement (2) by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Wednesday 22nd December 2021)

Noh Omar bukan sahaja perlu disingkirkan daripada jawatan sebagai Pengerusi MKN Selangor tetapi beliau juga perlu dipecat kerana prestasi buruknya dalam mengendalikan bencana banjir besar di Selangor

Noh Omar bukan sahaja perlu disingkirkan daripada jawatannya sebagai Pengerusi Majlis Keselamatan Negara (MKN) Negeri Selangor, beliau juga perlu dipecat daripada jawatannya sebagai Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan dan Koperasi kerana prestasi buruknya dalam mengendalikan bencana banjir besar di Selangor.

Bagaimana Noh boleh mendapat markah 90% untuk prestasi 100 hari pertamanya sebagai Menteri sedangkan apa yang beliau layak terima hanyalah -90% untuk prestasinya sebagai Pengerusi MKN Selangor dengan pengurusan buruknya dalam bencana banjir besar di Selangor.

Memang layaklah beliau dihentam teruk semasa melawat pusat pemindahan di Selangor oleh seorang mangsa banjir mengenai pengalaman mengerikan beliau dalam berhadapan dengan bencana banjir ini dengan respons dari pihak kerajaan yang lambat dalam menyelamatkan mangsa yang terperangkap.

Sikap tidak bertanggungjawab dan kecuaian Noh ditonjolkan oleh Menteri Besar Selangor, Amirudin Shari, yang berkata jika beliau menjadi ketua MKN Selangor, beliau akan memanggil tentera dan tentera untuk membantu menguruskan banjir besar itu.

Majlis Keselamatan Negara berada di bawah Jabatan Perdana Menteri, dan pada November jawatan Pengerusi MKN Selangor diserahkan kepada menteri persekutuan – Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan dan Koperasi, Noh Omar.

Adakah Noh Omar mengadakan sebarang mesyuarat MKN Selangor sebelum banjir besar di Selangor hujung minggu lalu?

Amirudin hanya dilantik semula sebagai pengerusi MKN Selangor semalam.

Satu lagi cabang kerajaan yang sangat lalai ialah Dewan Rakyat sendiri yang enggan mengadakan perbahasan khas mengenai banjir besar di Selangor dan Pahang yang setakat ini telah meragut 27 nyawa dengan lebih banyak kematian dijangkakan.

Walaupun ahli parlimen DAP Bagan, Lim Guan Eng, meminta seorang Menteri memberi penjelasan mengenai langkah-langkah yang diambil dalam isu itu, tiada Menteri yang menjawab dan Speaker, Azhar Azizan Harun, enggan membenarkan perbahasan atas alasan ia bertentangan dengan Aturan Urusan Mesyuarat.

Akibatnya, kita bukan sahaja mempunyai Menteri “Kelas D”, kita mempunyai Kabinet “Kelas D” dan Parlimen “Kelas D”.

Saya bersetuju sepenuhnya dengan gesaan ketua pembangkang parlimen, Anwar Ibrahim, supaya Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja mengenai pengurusan bencana banjir besar di Selangor dan Pahang, sebelum dan selepas banjir diadakan, berserta dengan jawatankuasa khas parlimen mengenai tindak balas lambat kerajaan terhadap bencana banjir besar ini.

(Kenyataan Media (2) oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Rabu 22hb Disember 2021)

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When will Malaysia return to the pre-Emergency period when there were 2,232 daily new Covid-19 cases and four daily Covid-19 deaths on January 11, 2021 when Emergency  was declared to combat the Covid-19 pandemic?

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When will Malaysia return to the pre-Emergency period when there were 2,232 daily new Covid-19 cases and four daily Covid-19 deaths on January 11, 2021 when Emergency was declared to combat the Covid-19 pandemic?

Even when we can return to the pre-Emergency period of having less than 2,232 daily new Covid-19 cases and four daily Covid-19 deaths, we have to surmount another challenge – when Malaysia can end the third Covid wave in Malaysia going back to the Sabah state election in September last year, making Malaysia carry the infamy of having the longest Covid wave in the world for over 15 months and still counting.

Both questions present the magnitude of the failure of Malaysia to handle the two-year Covid-19 pandemic efficiently and effectively, as Malaysia has been exposed as one of the top worst nations in the world in the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic despite a high rate of national vaccination.

Now, Malaysia is suffering further opprobrium for a disastrous management of the floods in Selangor.

On Covid-19, Health director-general Noor Hisham has said the Health Ministry does not rule out the possibility of a rise in Covid-19 cases if the SOP could not be fully implemented during the flood situation.

Yesterday’s report of daily 3,140 new Covid-19 cases was a cause of alarm, for it destroyed the hopes of any rapid reduction in daily new Covid-19 cases, – as on the previous day, there were 2,580 daily new Covid-19 cases, lowest since May 3, 2021.

But Malaysia was in the 2000+ region for one day and we are back on the 3,000+ region, and we have been struggling in the 3,000+ region for the last ten days!

Are we to struggle in the 3,000+ region for the last 10 days of the year for daily new Covid-19 cases and must we wait until next year to return to pre-Emergency days?

Will the longest Covid in the world (the third Covid wave in Malaysia starting September last year) continue indefinitely into the new year?

Our daily Covid-19 deaths compare most unfavourably with other ASEAN nations – yesterday we recorded 57 Covid-19 deaths, as compared to 54 for India, 32 for Thailand, 11 for Indonesia, 10 for Philippines and two for Singapore.

Serious mismanagement seems to be the order of the day for the Ismail Sabri Federal Government.

In such circumstances, how is Malaysia to acquit itself creditably now that it is hit with twin disasters – the Covid-19 pandemic and the floods tragedy?

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Wednesday, 22nd December 2021)

Bilakah situasi di Malaysia akan kembali ke era seperti sebelum darurat pada 11 Januari 2021 di mana terdapat hanya 2,232 kes harian Covid-19 dan hanya empat kematian akibat Covid-19

Bilakah situasi di Malaysia akan kembali ke era seperti sebelum darurat pada 11 Januari 2021 di mana terdapat hanya 2,232 kes harian Covid-19 dan hanya empat kematian akibat Covid-19.

Selepas kita berjaya kembali ke keadaan Covid-19 seperti sebelum darurat, kita masih mempunyai satu lagi cabaran besar – untuk menamatkan gelombang penularan Covid-19 yang terpanjang di dunia yang berlarutan di Malaysia sejak pilihan raya negeri Sabah pada September tahun lalu, yang telah berlangsung selama lebih 15 bulan dan masih berterusan sekarang ini.

Kedua-dua soalan itu membentangkan betapa besarnya kegagalan Malaysia dalam menangani Covid-19 selama dua tahun yang lepas dengan cekap dan berkesan, kerana Malaysia telah didedahkan sebagai salah satu negara paling teruk di dunia dalam pengendalian Covid-19 walaupun mempunyai kadar vaksinasi nasional yang tinggi.

Kini, Malaysia sedang mengalami masalah dalam pengurusan bencana banjir di Selangor.

Mengenai Covid-19, Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan Noor Hisham berkata Kementerian Kesihatan tidak menolak kemungkinan peningkatan kes Covid-19 sekiranya SOP tidak dapat dipatuhi sepenuhnya semasa dalam situasi banjir.

Laporan semalam mengenai 3,140 kes baharu Covid-19 setiap hari menjadi punca kebimbangan, kerana ia memusnahkan harapan untuk sebarang pengurangan pesat dalam kes Covid-19 baharu harian – seperti yang ditunjukkan pada hari sebelumnya, di mana terdapat 2,580 kes baharu Covid-19 setiap hari, kadar terendah sejak 3 Mei 2021.

Malaysia mencatatkan kes dalam julat 2000+ kes selama satu hari dan kita kini kembali ke julat 3000+ sedangkan kita telah bergelut dengan 3,000+ kes selama sepuluh hari yang lepas!

Adakah kita perlu terus berhadapan dengan angka dalam julat 3000 kes ini untuk sepuluh hari terakhir 2021 dan terpaksa menunggu sehingga tahun hadapan sebelum kita dapat kembali ke era pra-Darurat?

Adakah gelombang penularan terpanjang di dunia ini akan berlanjut sehingga tahun baharu?

Kematian akibat Covid-19 kita berada dalam keadaan yang amat buruk berbanding dengan negara-negara ASEAN yang lain – semalam kita mencatatkan 57 kematian akibat Covid-19, berbanding dengan 54 di India, 32 di Thailand, 11 di Indonesia, 10 di Filipina, dan dua di Singapura.

Salah urus kelihatan seperti agenda utama Kerajaan Persekutuan Ismail Sabri ini.

Dalam keadaan sebegini, bagaimanakah Malaysia hendak membersihkan namanya apabila kita kini dilanda bencana berkembar – pandemik Covid-19 dan tragedi banjir?

(Kenyataan Media Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Rabu, 22 Disember 2021)

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Has the Ismail Sabri government descended into a kakistocracy where the  right hand  does not know what the left hand is doing?

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The claim by the Entrepreneur Development and Cooperative Minister Noh Omar that he is still the Selangor state chairman of the National Security Council (NSC) after the Selangor Mentri Besar Amirudin Shari claimed that he has resumed the task of the state NSC chief beggars imagination.

Has the Federal Government, which Prime Minister Ismail Sabri gave 90 per cent score to his jumbo-sized Cabinet for its first 100-day performance, quickly descended into a kakistocracy where the right hand does not know what the left hand is doing?

Genius overnight became a dud?

Who is now the Selangor chairman of the NSC – Amiruddin Shari or Noh Omar?

Can the Prime Minister, Ismail Sabri make an announcement to clear the air as such a conundrum should not arise in the midst of the deadliest floods disaster which has claimed 27 lives so far, the highest death toll since the last major floods in 2014, and still counting.

Or is the Prime Minister as “confused” on the matter as Noh Omar and Amniruddin Shah and could throw no light on the matter?

I agree with former Minister, Rafidah Aziz, that the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) is a disaster and with the Bersatu Supreme Council Member Rais Hussin that there is no excuse for poorly co-ordinated disaster management and that the government should be more concerned about pre-disaster preparedness and delivery than post-disaster relief.

The Ismail Sabri Government was grossly remiss in not presenting a Ministerial statement on the massive flood disasters in Selangor and Pahang on the extended last day of Dewan Rakyat on Dec. 20, 2021.

The Dewan Rakyat Speaker Azhar Azizan Harun is right when he denied allegations that he rejected a motion to debate the ongoing flood situation on the last day of the Dewan Rakyat sitting on Monday, but he failed as a reform Speaker of Dewan Rakyat in not ensuring that the floods disaster was the highlight of the last day of Dewan Rakyat.

This could be done in various ways, including inquiring why the Ismail Sabri government was not providing for a special debate on the floods disaster before Monday – in keeping with the doctrine of separation of powers where Parliament is co-equal with the Executive as two of the three branches of government and Parliament not subordinate to the Executive.

Can we learn from our mistakes?

(Media Statement (2) by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Thursday, 23rd December 2021)

Adakah kerajaan Ismail Sabri telah terjerumus ke lembah kakistokrasi di mana tangan kanan tidak tahu apa yang tangan kiri lakukan?

Dakwaan Menteri Pembangunan Usahawan dan Koperasi Noh Omar bahawa beliau masih merupakan pengerusi Majlis Keselamatan Negara (MKN) negeri Selangor sedangkan Menteri Besar Selangor Amirudin Shari setelah itu menegaskan bahawa beliau telah menyambung semula tugasnya sebagai ketua MKN negeri, telah menimbulkan pelbagai kekeliruan.

Adakah Kerajaan Persekutuan, yang mana Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri memberikan markah 90 peratus kepada Kabinet gergasinya untuk prestasi 100 hari pertamanya, telah terjerumus ke dalam kakistokrasi di mana tangan kanan tidak tahu apa yang tangan kiri lakukan?

Adakah beliau telah tiba-tiba menjadi begitu dungu?

Siapakah pengerusi MKN Selangor – Amiruddin Shari atau Noh Omar?

Bolehkah Perdana Menteri, Ismail Sabri membuat pengumuman untuk menamatkan teka-teki itu kerana kekeliruan itu sepatutnya tidak timbul di tengah-tengah bencana banjir paling dahsyat yang sehingga kini telah meragut 27 nyawa — angka kematian tertinggi sejak kali terakhir banjir besar melanda negara pada 2014.

Atau adakah Perdana Menteri “keliru” mengenai perkara itu seperti mana Noh Omar dan Amiruddin Shah, malah tidak mampu untuk memberi sebarang penjelasan mengenai perkara itu?

Saya bersetuju dengan bekas Menteri, Rafidah Aziz, yang menyifatkan Agensi Pengurusan Bencana Negara (NADMA) sebagai “bencana” dan dengan kenyataan Ahli Majlis Tertinggi Bersatu Rais Hussin bahawa tidak ada alasan yang patut diberikan dalam pengurusan bencana yang tidak diselaraskan dengan baik dan kerajaan harus lebih prihatin tentang kesiapsiagaan menangani bencana dan pengagihan bantuan pasca bencana.

Kerajaan Ismail Sabri terlalu lalai kerana tidak membentangkan kenyataan Menteri berhubung bencana banjir besar yang melanda Selangor dan Pahang pada hari terakhir persidangan Dewan Rakyat pada 20 Disember 2021.

Speaker Dewan Rakyat Azhar Azizan Harun berkata benar apabila beliau menafikan dakwaan bahawa beliau menolak usul membahaskan situasi banjir yang sedang melanda negara pada hari terakhir persidangan Dewan Rakyat pada Isnin, namun beliau gagal sebagai Speaker Dewan Rakyat kerana tidak dapat memastikan isu bencana banjir ini menjadi topik utama yang dibahaskan pada hari terakhir persidangan Dewan Rakyat.

Ini boleh dilakukan dalam pelbagai cara, termasuk bertanya mengapa kerajaan Ismail Sabri tidak menyediakan perbahasan khas mengenai bencana banjir sebelum Isnin — selaras dengan doktrin pengasingan kuasa di mana Parlimen adalah setara dengan Eksekutif sebagai dua daripada tiga cabang kerajaan dan Parlimen tidak tunduk kepada kemahuan Eksekutif.

Bolehkah kita belajar daripada kesilapan kita?

(Kenyataan Media (2) oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Khamis, 23 Disember 2021)

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We have missed the boat and will not be able to  achieve Pre-Emergency situation in Covid-19 pandemic this year, let alone end the longest Covid-19 wave in the world going back to September last year

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Malaysians must now keep their eyes on the twin disasters in Malaysia – the two-year Covid-19 pandemic and the floods disaster in Selangor and Pahang, which have claimed 27 lives so far, the highest death toll since the last major floods in 2014.

On the Covid-19 pandemic, which has claimed 31,221 lives and exceeded cumulative total of 2.7 million Covid-19 cases, we have missed the boat and will not be able to achieve pre-Emergency situation this year, let alone end the longest Covid-19 wave in the world going back September last year.

Yesterday’s record of 3,519 daily new Covid-19 cases and 29 daily Covid-19 deaths signified that we are not going to return before the end of this year to the pre-Emergency period when there were 2,232 daily new Covid-19 cases and four daily Covid-19 deaths on January 11, 2021 when Emergency was declared to combat the Covid-19 pandemic.

This has been quite an emergency – with ever-higher increase of Covid-19 cases and deaths with the passage of the Emergency and Malaysia losing out to countries which have not declared any emergency to fight Covid-19 pandemic.

The daily increase of 2,589 new Covid-19 cases on 20th December – lowest in more than seven months – had given hope that there was a possibility of returning to the pre-Emergency level Covid-19 cases in January this year if not to end the third Covid-19 wave in the country going back to September last year, but the new Covid-19 cases in the last two days – 3,140 cases on 21st December and 3,519 cases on 22nd December – were indications that the last week of 2021 will be spent struggling to fall below the 3,000-cases level.

This is tragic and shameful, when other nations, particularly in ASEAN, are doing better in the fight against Covid-19 pandemic – with Indonesia yesterday reporting 179 new cases and 10 Covid-19 deaths, Philippines 261 new cases and 122 deaths, Thailand 2,532 cases and 31 deaths and Singapore 335 new cases and one death.

Indonesia has in fact been having triple-digit daily increase of new Covid-19 cases for more than two months since Oct. 15 and achieved single-digit Covid-19 deaths for 10 days in December.

Even India has fallen from its peak of 414,433 new Covid-19 cases on May 6 to 4,824 new cases yesterday, which is faster than Malaysia which fell from our peak of 24,593 new cases on August 26 to 3,592 new cases yesterday.

Malaysia must live with Covid-19 but when will daily new Covid-19 cases in Malaysia fall to double-digit figures and Covid-19 deaths to single-digit figure?

Or is the Covid-19 statistics of 2,232 new cases a day, for which an Emergency was declared on January 11, 2021, to become the norm in Malaysia and the best that Prime Minister Ismail Sabri’s Cabinet – which got a score of 90 per cent for its first hundred-day performance – could do?

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Thursday, 23rd December 2021)

Kita sudah terlepas peluang dan tidak akan dapat kembali ke situasi Covid-19 seperti sebelum darurat dalam tahun ini, apatah lagi untuk menamatkan gelombang Covid-19 terpanjang di dunia yang melanda negara sejak September tahun lalu

Rakyat Malaysia kini perlu berwaspada dengan bencana berkembar di Malaysia – pandemik Covid-19 selama dua tahun dan bencana banjir di Selangor dan Pahang, yang telah meragut 27 nyawa setakat ini, angka kematian tertinggi sejak banjir besar melanda negara pada 2014.

Dari segi situasi pandemik Covid-19, yang telah meragut 31,221 nyawa dan melebihi jumlah kumulatif 2.7 juta kes Covid-19, kita telah ketinggalan jauh dan tidak akan dapat kembali ke situasi pandemik Covid-19 sebelum darurat, apatah lagi menamatkan gelombang Covid-19 terpanjang di dunia sejak September tahun lalu.

Semalam sebanyak 3,519 kes harian baharu Covid-19 direkodkan dengan 29 korban, sekaligus menandakan yang kita tidak akan kembali ke situasi pandemik Covid-19 seperti mana sebelum darurat diisytiharkan apabila terdapat 2,232 kes harian baharu Covid-19 dan empat korban semasa darurat diisytiharkan untuk memerangi pandemik Covid-19.

Situasi ini agak bahaya memandangkan peningkatan kes dan korban Covid-19 yang semakin tinggi meskipun darurat diisytiharkan di negara ini dan Malaysia tewas kepada negara yang tidak mengisytiharkan sebarang darurat untuk memerangi pandemik wabak itu.

Kes baharu Covid-19 sebanyak 2,589 yang direkodkan pada 20 Disember – terendah dalam tempoh lebih tujuh bulan – memberi harapan bahawa terdapat kemungkinan untuk kembali ke tahap sebelum darurat diisytiharkan pada Januari tahun ini jika sekalipun tidak menamatkan gelombang ketiga Covid-19 di negara ini yang bermula pada September tahun lepas, tetapi kes baharu Covid-19 dalam dua hari terakhir – 3,140 kes pada 21 Disember dan 3,519 kes pada 22 Disember – adalah petunjuk bahawa minggu terakhir 2021 akan menunjukkan bahawa kita masih bergelut untuk menurunkan angka kes di bawah paras 3,000.

Situasi ini amat tragis dan memalukan, apabila negara lain, khususnya di ASEAN, melakukan yang lebih baik dalam memerangi pandemik Covid-19 – dengan Indonesia semalam melaporkan 179 kes baharu dan 10 korban, Filipina 261 kes baharu dan 122 korban, Thailand 2,532 kes dan 31 korban dan Singapura 335 kes baharu dan satu korban.

Indonesia sebenarnya telah mengalami peningkatan dalam lingkungan julat tiga angka bagi kes baharu Covid-19 selama lebih daripada dua bulan sejak 15 Oktober dan mencapai angkat korban Covid-19 dalam lingkungan julat satu angka selama 10 hari pada bulan Disember.

Malah India juga telah menunjukkan penurunan dari puncak 414,433 kes baharu Covid-19 pada 6 Mei kepada 4,824 kes baharu semalam, iaitu lebih pantas berbanding Malaysia yang turun daripada puncak 24,593 kes baharu pada 26 Ogos kepada 3,592 kes baharu semalam.

Benar, Malaysia perlu hidup di samping Covid-19, tetapi bilakah kes harian baharu Covid-19 di Malaysia akan turun ke julat dua angka dan korban akibat Covid-19 turun ke dalam lingkungan julat satu angka?

Atau adakah statistik Covid-19 sebanyak 2,232 kes baharu sehari, semasa darurat diisytiharkan pada 11 Januari 2021, menjadi kebiasaan di Malaysia dan perkara yang paling termampu dilakukan Kabinet Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri yang mendapat markah 90 peratus untuk prestasi seratus hari pertama mereka?

(Kenyataan Media oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Khamis, 23 Disember 2021)

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Is Prime Minister Ismail Sabri himself  unaware who is the Selangor Chairman of National Security Council?

(Versi BM)

Yesterday, I asked the Prime Minister Ismail Sabri to clear the air as to who is the Selangor Chairman of the National Security Council (NSC) as such a confusion should not arise in the midst of the deadliest flood disaster which has claimed 37 lives so far.

The thunderous silence of the Prime Minister on this question in the last 24 hours in most ominous.

Could it be that the Prime Minister himself does not know who is the Selangor Chairman of the NSC and is impotent to straighten out the issue?

Nobody could understand how Ismail Sabri could give his Cabinet 90 percent score for its performance in its first hundred days, and the atrocious handling of the flood disaster in Selangor and Pahang with unprecedented loss of lives and ten of billions of property losses proved the Prime Minister very wrong in his 90 percent score for his Cabinet.

Has Malaysia tumbled from a kleptocracy into a kakistocracy?

When will Ismail Sabri be able to say who is the Selangor Chairman of NSC?

(Media Statement by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Friday, 24th December 2021)

Adakah Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri sendiri tidak tahu siapa Pengerusi Majlis Keselamatan Negara Selangor?

Semalam, saya meminta Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri memaklumkan kepada umum siapa sebenarnya Pengerusi Majlis Keselamatan Negara (MKN) Selangor kerana kekeliruan seumpama itu tidak sepatutnya timbul di tengah-tengah bencana banjir paling dahsyat yang berlaku dan telah meragut 37 nyawa setakat ini.

Perdana Menteri senyap seribu bahasa sejak semalam.

Mungkinkah Perdana Menteri sendiri tidak tahu siapa Pengerusi MKN Selangor dan begitu lembab untuk memperbetulkan isu tersebut?

Tiada siapa yang dapat memahami bagaimana Ismail Sabri boleh memberikan markah 90 peratus markah kepada Kabinetnya untuk prestasi mereka dalam seratus hari pertama, sedangkang pengurusan isu banjir di Selangor dan Pahang begitu hura-hara ditambah dengan kehilangan nyawa yang tidak pernah berlaku sebelum ini selain kerugian harta benda yang tak ternilai banyaknya. Ini sekaligus membuktikan Perdana Menteri memberikan markah yang salah kepada Kabinetnya.

Adakah Malaysia telah terjerumus ke lembah kakistokrasi selepas dilanda kleptokrasi?

Bilakah Ismail Sabri boleh memberitahu kita semua siapa sebenarnya Pengerusi MKN Selangor?

(Kenyataan Media oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Jumaat, 24 Disember 2021)

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Let us learn from Covid-19 pandemic and massive floods that we must unite as Malaysians and help each other as disasters know no race or religion

Malaysians will celebrate Christmas this year in the midst of two disasters, the Covid-19 pandemic and the massive floods particularly in Selangor, Pahang and Kelantan.

Let us learn from the two-year old Covid-19 pandemic and the massive floods that we must unite as Malaysians and help each other as disasters know no race or religion.

The Covid-19 pandemic has exceeded a cumulative total of over 2.7 million Covid-19 cases and claimed over 31,000 lives in Malaysia while the massive floods in the last few days have claimed 41 lives and destroyed, according to one estimate, some RM20 billion worth of property and damage to livelihoods, in utter disregard of race or religion.

It is heart-warming that at times of the flood distress, mosques in the Klang Valley became shelters to flood victims regardless of race or religion.

This is a lesson we must all learn – that we are human beings first and foremost, why we should all be Malaysians first.

We are at a critical juncture of our national development, wondering how and why we have fallen short of our promise as a nation after over half-a-century of our nationhood.

For a start, let us restore our bearings, let Malaysians regardless race, religion or region, uphold and reaffirm the Rukun Negara nation-building principles, without which Malaysia will never become a world-class great nation which is united, multi-racial, multi-religious, multi-cultural, democratic, just, equitable and progressive in science and modern technology.

There can be no “Keluarga Malaysia” if there is no Rukun Negara.

(Christmas 2021 message by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang on 24th December 2021)

Marilah kita sama-sama mengambil iktibar daripada wabak Covid-19 dan bencana banjir besar yang melanda negara ketika ini – bahawa kita mesti bersatu sebagai rakyat Malaysia dan membantu antara satu sama lain kerana bencana tidak mengenal warna kulit mahupun agama

Rakyat Malaysia akan menyambut Krismas tahun ini di tengah-tengah dua bencana, pandemik Covid-19 dan banjir besar khususnya di Selangor, Pahang dan Kelantan.

Marilah kita sama-sama mengambil iktibar daripada penularan wabak Covid-19 yang telah berlarutan sejak dua tahun lalu dan bencana banjir besar yang melanda negara ketika ini – bahawa kita mesti bersatu sebagai rakyat Malaysia dan membantu antara satu sama lain kerana bencana ini tidak mengenal warga kulit mahupun agama.

Jumlah kumulatif kes jangkitan wabak Covid-19 di negara ini telah melepasi 2.7 juta dan meragut lebih 31,000 nyawa manakala banjir besar yang melanda negara sejak beberapa hari lepas telah meragut 41 nyawa dan memusnahkan harta benda, menurut satu anggaran, bernilai kira-kira RM20 bilion malah menjejaskan mata pencarian rakyat daripada pelbagai latar kaum dan agama.

Sejuk hati apabila mendengar bahawa masjid-masjid di Lembah Klang menjadi tempat perlindungan kepada mangsa banjir tanpa mengira kaum atau agama.

Ini adalah pengajaran yang mesti kita semua pelajari – bahawa kita semua adalah manusia adalah sebab mengapa kita harus menjiwai semangat “Malaysian First”.

Kita berada di persimpangan kritikal pembangunan negara bangsa, tertanya-tanya bagaimana dan mengapa kita gagal memenuhi janji kita sebagai sebuah negara bangsa setelah lebih setengah abad tanah air ini dibina.

Sebagai permulaan, marilah kita memulihkan semula sikap kita, semua rakyat Malaysia tanpa mengira kaum, agama atau wilayah, harus menjunjung dan memperkukuh prinsip pembinaan negara bangsa, tanpanya Malaysia tidak akan menjadi negara hebat bertaraf dunia yang bersatu padu, berbilang kaum, berbilang agama, budaya, demokratik, adil, saksama dan progresif dalam bidang sains dan teknologi moden.

Tiada “Keluarga Malaysia” jika semangat Rukun Negara tidak dijiwai dengan sepenuh hati.

(Perutusan Krismas 2021 oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang pada 24 Disember 2021)

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Prime Minister Ismail Sabri should reprimand MCMC and declare that he will not stop Malaysians from exercising  their constitutional right to free speech to criticise his government and Ministers

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It is shocking that the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has requested Twitter to remove posts critical of the government’s atrocious response to the recent floods.

The Prime Minister, Ismail Sabri should reprimand the MCMC and declare that he will not stop Malaysians from exercising their constitutional right to free speech to criticise the government and his Ministers.

In fact, Ismail should order a full inquiry into the MCMC action asking Twitter to remove posts critical of the government’s response to the recent flood disaster, and even remove the MCMC officials responsible.

Ismail should inform the public how many occasions have the MCMC asked Twitter to remove critical postings and to identify the postings concerned.

This is necessary as the Minister for Communications and Multimedia,

Anuar Musa, seems to be unware of the MCMC requests to Twitter.

Is this another example of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing in the Ismail Sabri government?

(Media Statement (2) by DAP MP for Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang in Gelang Patah on Friday, 24th December 2021)

Perdana Menteri Ismail Sabri harus menegur SKMM dan mengisytiharkan bahawa beliau tidak akan menghalang rakyat Malaysia daripada menggunakan hak perlembagaan mereka untuk bebas bersuara untuk mengkritik kerajaan dan para menterinya

Adalah mengejutkan bahawa Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (SKMM) telah meminta Twitter untuk memadamkan ciapan yang mengkritik tindak balas kejam kerajaan terhadap bencana banjir baru-baru ini.

Perdana Menteri, Ismail Sabri harus menegur SKMM dan mengisytiharkan bahawa beliau tidak akan menghalang rakyat Malaysia daripada menggunakan hak perlembagaan mereka untuk bebas bersuara untuk mengkritik kerajaan dan menteri-menterinya.

Malah, Ismail sepatutnya mengarahkan siasatan penuh terhadap tindakan SKMM meminta Twitter membuang siaran yang mengkritik tindak balas kerajaan terhadap bencana banjir baru-baru ini, malah mengeluarkan pegawai SKMM yang bertanggungjawab.

Ismail harus memaklumkan kepada orang ramai berapa kali SKMM meminta Twitter membuang ciapan kritikal dan mengenal pasti ciapan berkenaan.

Ini adalah perlu kerana sebagai Menteri Komunikasi dan Multimedia, Annuar Musa seolah-olah tidak menyedari permintaan SKMM kepada Twitter.

Adakah ini satu lagi contoh tangan kanan tidak tahu apa yang dilakukan oleh tangan kiri dalam kerajaan Ismail Sabri?

(Kenyataan Media (2) oleh Ahli Parlimen DAP Iskandar Puteri Lim Kit Siang di Gelang Patah pada hari Jumaat, 24 Disember 2021)

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