PUSAT KHIDMAT RAKYAT AHLI PARLIMEN
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Dipetik dari SinarHarian Edisi 06.11.2009 (Jumaat)
ASSAM JAWA – Nasib nelayan di sini terpaksa meredah jalan yang jauh untuk ke pangkalan sementara sampai di pelantar tempat pengumpulan ikan kerana pengusaha udang di kawasan itu menutup jalan yang menjadi laluan utama mereka untuk mengeluarkan hasil tangkapannya.
Ahli Parlimen Kuala Selangor, Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad berkata, beliau yang menerima aduan daripada nelayan tersebut akan berusaha untuk berjumpa dengan pengusaha itu bagi mengadakan perbincangan dengan sebaiknya. Read more »
I had the honour and responsibility, after PAS parliamentarians nodded to my request to move a standing order to get the Prime Minister to be impeached and be referred to the Committee of Privileges for what I consider a downright lie aimed at misleading the August House, when answering the question raised by YB Kubang Kerian.
YB Salahudin Ayub (Kerian Kerian) has asked the Prime Minister on ‘Question for Oral Answers’ on Wednesday, 4 November, 2009, to state when the oil royalty claims by the Kelantan state Government be paid by Petronas. The acrimonious debate first mooted by Dato’ Husam Musa as an EXCO of the state government of Kelantan has been raging unabated eversince Manik Urai by-election. The Kelantan oil royalty issue continues to take centre-stage amongst PAS’ law-makers especially those from Kelantan in the current debate on the PM’s Maiden Budget.
Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, MP for Kuala Selangor. (An abridged version of this sent to a local publication).
Beyond the usual ‘more of the same’ goodies that have been packed for almost all, I have no qualm to say that the budget has really nothing to shout about. I wrote a piece of my analysis on the budget and posted on my weblog the same night but in BM though. I’ve decided to call it Bajet Sulung Najib: Macam Ada Tak Kena”.
Much in the same vein, I’m fully committed to conclude that Finance Minister may be spot on in identifying the causes of our predicament in the flagging economy. However, perhaps being his maiden budget, he was evidently long on rhetoric and short on the specific ie on actual details of how to make it happen. Incidentally, he repeated the magic word ‘innovation’ 24 times in his 2-hour speech.
I may not agree with everything Dr Asri says about political issues, but I think he deserves all the right to freedom of speech especialy in matters of faith in Islam. He should not have been humiliated this way if sanity prevails. He should be given a chance to defend himself against all the allegations made about his teachings. Let all those who dissent, be invited to openly engage in an intellectually rewarding discourse.
Is this the begining of a new phase of bigotry - ’Manufacturing Consent’ is taking a new twist and turn. What is their excuse now. I’m extremely disturbed. I remain to be corrected.
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 2 — Ex-Perlis mufti Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin could face an Islamic court for ostensibly lecturing without a permit after he was briefly held at a religious lecture in Ampang last night but the maverick is claiming blatant persecution.
He has been ordered to turn up for further questioning at the Gombak district Islamic Affairs Department at 9am today after he was earlier freed at 1.10am on police bail.
Soalan tambahan dan asal No. 4. Dr. Haji Dzulkefly bin Ahmad [ Kuala Selangor ] minta MENTERI PERDAGANGAN DALAM NEGERI, KOPERASI DAN KEPENGGUNAAN menyatakan kesediaan Kerajaan untuk membentang rang undang-undang “Anti-Trust Law” bagi mengelakkan monopoli dalam amalan liberalisasi dan diregulasi yang menjadi dasar Kerajaan BN hari ini. [29 Oktober 2009]
Jawatankuasa pusat PAS diminta mengambil tindakan tegas terhadap pemimpinnya yang didapati mencetuskan konflik dalaman parti, termasuk dalam isu kerajaan perpaduan dengan Umno.
“Kalau kita berani dan tegas membuat keputusan dan mengambil tindakan, masalah ini akan dapat diselesaikan secara tuntas.
“Dan dengan sendirinya cakap-cakap tentang EGM (muktamar khas) tidak lagi berbangkit, kerana yang pentingnya matlamat itu tercapai,” kata seorang ahli jawatankuasanya Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Beliau diminta mengulas sama ada mesyuarat khas jawatankuasa pusat PAS dan pesuruhjaya negerinya malam ini dapat menyelesaikan krisis dalaman berpanjangan parti itu, terbaru dalam isu “dua tiga kerat pemimpin bermasalah” yang ditimbulkan mursyidul amnya Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat. Read more »
Sememang ramai MP dalam dewan rakyat, 222 kalau hadir kesemua tapi faham2lah. Untuk mendapat peluang bertanya soalan tambahan sememang sukar dan untuk soalan-soalan kita naik pun, nasib2lah. Katanya ada sistem atau giliran tapi terus terang saya tak nampak perlaksaan dakwaan ini. Apa pun saya akan mengambil sedikit inisiatif untuk mengongsi pandangan saya, sekiranya saya terhalang untuk bertanya perkara-perkara yang saya kira penting untuk rakyat.
Hari ini, contohnya, dalam soalan pertama YB Padang Besar. Soalan yang bersabit dengan petani-petani luar bandar yang terhalang untuk mendapat pinjaman kerana tidak ada ‘cagaran’ atau ‘collateral’ yang di minta oleh Agro-Bank.
Jawapan Menteri Pertanian dan Industri Asas saya kira tidak menjurus kepada penyelesaian masalah sebenarnya. Komentar saya begini. AgroBank adalah sebuah bank komersial dan juga sebuah bank pembangunan. Selain dari mikro-kredit (bahkan terkadangkali pinjaman mikro-kredit, maksimum RM50,000 pun), pinjaman memerlukakan ‘cagaran’.
Shah Alam – Pakatan Rakyat (PR) yakin kerajaan tidak mengambil peluang ketika proses mahkamah untuk mengenakan tindakan atau penalti terhadap wakit rakyat gabungan pembangkang itu.
Ahli Jawatankuasa Kerja Pas Pusat, Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad berkata, beliau mengharapkan kerajaan mengizinkan proses mahkamah berjalan dengan adil dan berintegriti.
“Biar Mahkamah sendiri yang memutuskannya,” katanya. Menurutnya, Pakatan berharap kerajaan di bawah pimpinan Datuk Seri Najib Razak tidak seperti sesetengah kerajaan negara lain yang mengamalkan sistem autokrasi.
Up to eight Pakatan MPs and two state reps could lose their seats as a result of charges involving illegal assemblies and related offences.
In addition to PKR MP Tian Chua (left) - who was found guilty last week of Abiting@ a police officer when stopped on his way to the Parliament in 2007 – seven of his colleagues could face a similar fate.
They are Azmin Ali, Sivarasa Rasiah, N Gobalakrishnan (PKR), Tony Pua (DAP), Dr Dzulkifly Ahmad, Dr Hatta Ramli and Dr Lo-lo Mohd Ghazali (PAS).
“This would mean Pakatan Rakyat may be left with only 74 seats in Parliament,” lamented Bersih, a broad coalition political parties and NGOs which campaigns for free and fair elections. With that, the ruling Barisan Nasional will have regained its two-thirds majority. Read more »
In addition to PKR MP Tian Chua (left) - who was found guilty last week of Abiting@ a police officer when stopped on his way to the Parliament in 2007 – seven of his colleagues could face a similar fate.
