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Isnin, 4 Mei 2015

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张健仁：警方无从下手网赌中心采娱乐执照

Posted: 03 May 2015 06:44 AM PDT

(本报古晋2日讯)巴达旺市议会主席罗克强理应就砂行动党州议员在州立法会议中提出网赌中心课题一事表示感谢﹐而不是以召开新闻发布会的形式来挖苦行动党的州议员。

砂行动党主席兼哥打圣淘沙区州议员张健仁是在今午于该党总部召开的新闻发布会上发言时﹐如是表示。

他说﹐巴达旺市议会主席罗克强日前在报章上声称﹐该市议会并没有发出网吧执照予网赌中心。

抨罗克强模糊焦点

他续称﹐"网吧执照"与"娱乐执照"根本是两种不同的执照﹐而当前的网赌中心也大部分都是以议会当局所发出的"娱乐执照"来进行营业﹐并且让警方也没有办法对付他们。

为此他置疑说﹐罗克强是否企图运用有关论点来模糊网赌中心问题的焦点。

他也透露﹐鉴于现今的网络赌中心大多是用"娱乐执照"进行营业﹑而不是以"网吧执照"来运作﹐所以他认为﹐如果罗克强不了解相关情况的话﹐那在他显然真的与全古晋人民脱节的前提下﹐他又如何能够继续胜任市议会主席之职﹖

他还感到不解的是﹐在取缔小贩﹑封路等事件上﹐巴达旺市议会均能够采取非常强硬的手段﹐但为何在遇上荼毒下一代的非法赌博活动时﹐巴达旺市议会却没有表现出同样的强硬作风﹖

接获有些警察投诉

与此同时﹐他说明﹐除了民众之外﹐最近就网赌中心课题向砂行动党提出投诉的人士﹐其实也包括了警察人员在内。

"其实﹐一些警察也向我们做出投诉。他们披露﹐警方也想对付该些网赌中心﹐但在行动时﹐却基于相关中心拥有议会当局所发出的娱乐执照﹐并且都是以'鱼机'的积分换钱﹐而无从下手进行取缔。"

他续称﹐石角区州议员周宛诗也是因为警方向她做出投诉﹐才会在砂州立法会议中提出是项课题。

"除了她(周宛诗)之外﹐我也收到过类似的投诉。我们之前都有向议会当局反映有关问题﹐但却不得要领﹐所以她才会在州立法会议中提出是项问题。"

不应挖苦火箭议员

他更因此认为﹐罗克强理应就砂行动党州议员在州立法会议中提出网赌中心课题一事表示感谢﹐而不是以召开新闻发布会的形式来挖苦行动党的州议员。

他在会上向罗克强提出﹕"在州议会提出非法赌博中心的问题有什么错"﹑"非法赌博中心泛滥是人民的问题﹐州议会是讨论人民问题的最高立法机构﹐若不在州议会提出问题﹐请问罗克强﹐那要在哪个场合提出这问题"及"为什么罗克强这么敏感行动党州议员在州议会提出非法赌博中心的问题"等3大提问。

另一方面﹐张健仁还说明﹐议会当局发出娱乐执照予网赌中心之举﹐如同是将非法赌博活动合法化。

为此他也也希望各议会当局能够出示数据﹐以说明当局究竟发出了多少张娱乐执照予类似的经营场所。

取自诗华日报3/5/2015

疑伤口感染细菌滚水烫伤男病患逝世

Posted: 03 May 2015 04:18 AM PDT

(本报古晋2日讯)砂中央医院深切治疗部似乎存有多项不足之处﹐所以政府当局受促关注有关问题﹑并尽快做出相应的改进﹐以确保往后入住该部门的病患能够拥有更高的存活率。

砂行动党主席兼哥打圣淘沙区州议员张健仁是在今午于该党总部召开的新闻发布会上发言时﹐如是表示。

他说﹐其接获一项有关烧伤病患疑是在砂中央医院深切治疗部感染细菌而病逝的投诉。

最初几天康复程度佳

他透露﹐该名投诉人沈日升的弟弟﹐是在今年4月3日被热水烫伤﹐进而导致身体有62%的面积被烧伤。

"在砂中央医院经过10个小时的手术抢救后﹐投诉人的弟弟则被送入医院的深切治疗部。"

他披露﹐在手术后的最初几天﹐该名病患的康复程度是让医生感到满意的。

吁深切治疗部能改善

他续称﹐不幸的是﹐投诉人的弟弟却在深切治疗部接受后续治疗期间﹐因为伤口感染的问题﹐而最终在4月19日病逝。

他说明﹐投诉人的家庭对医护人员在病患住院期间所给予的积极治疗表示感激﹐唯他们也希望能够就砂中央医院深切治疗部的多项不足之处做出反映﹐以期当局能够就相关部门的设备及情况做出改进。

"他们(病人家属)认为﹐深切治疗部当前的情况﹐是导致他们的家人最终因为细菌感染而病逝的可能导因。"

他披露﹐在相关病患被送入深切治疗部接受治疗期间﹐其家人就发现了砂中央医院深切治疗部的一些不足之处。

他透露﹐其中﹐相关人士发现该医院深切治疗部并没有控制访客的进出﹐所以任何人都可以在任何时候进出有关部门。

他说﹐相关人士也了解到﹐访客在进入深切治疗部探病之际﹐也不需要穿上特别的卫生防菌装备。

隔离病房门不准关

"他们也观察到﹐医护人员有时候会在无带上手套及口罩装备的情况下接触病人。"

他指出﹐相关人士也发现﹐虽然名为隔离病房﹐但进入深切治疗部之隔离病房的房门﹐却不被允许关上。

"他们还看见﹐进入深切治疗部的大门已经损坏多天﹐但直到该名病患病逝后﹐有关大门都还未被修好。"

他说﹐相关家属也指出﹐在为该名病患清洗伤口之际﹐有关部门的一﹑两位医护人员也显示了动作粗鲁的一面。

他表示﹐投诉人提出有关问题﹐并不是要对任何人做出指责﹐而是希望当局能够就此改善砂中央医院深切治疗部的环境﹐进而确保往后入住该部门的病患能够拥有更高的生存率。

"该名病患的家属因为他的病逝而感到伤心难过﹐但他们还是希望当局能够加强深切治疗部的监管工作﹐以协助减少病人感染细菌的机率。"

他因此说明﹐其已经代为致函联邦卫生部部长拿督斯里苏巴玛廉﹑砂卫生局总监﹑砂中央医院院长等人﹐以带出有关课题﹐并冀望政府当局能够尽快就此做出改进。

取自诗华日报3/5/2015

Sabtu, 2 Mei 2015

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

迎变砂州医疗营2

Posted: 01 May 2015 07:36 AM PDT

"砂拉越之梦—迎变砂州医疗营2"将在2015年5月26日至31日举行，我们正在寻找6名志愿者帮忙，包括协助注册、协调等庶务，以让当地居民和医生能顺利工作。

有兴趣者，可以电邮至impiansarawak@gmail.com，
或http://impianmalaysia.com/registration/index.php

我们欢迎您的加入。

Khamis, 30 April 2015

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

IMPIAN HEALTH CAMP 2

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 10:05 PM PDT

We are looking for 6 VOLUNTEERS to join us in our 2nd Impian Sarawak Health Camp in Kuching.

Date: 26 May - 31 May 2015

Location: Kuching, Sarawak

You will work alongside a team of doctors and assist with registration, organisation and running errands to ensure a smooth process for the villagers and doctors.

We need hard-working volunteers who can work long hours during this 4-day camp. Volunteers are required to bear their own travel expenses to Kuching, Sarawak.

If you are interested, above 18 years old and Malaysian,

please register here:http://impianmalaysia.com/registration/index.php

Closing date is 15 May 2015.

Enquiries: impiansarawak@gmail.com

Rabu, 29 April 2015

Charles Santiago

PRESS STATEMENT: Executing Drug Mules Not the Solution for Jokowi’s Waning Popularity or Fighting Drug Menance.

Posted: 29 Apr 2015 03:37 AM PDT

Death Penalty by Indonesia PRESS STATEMENT: Executing Drug Mules Not the Solution for Jokowi's Waning Popularity or Fighting Drug Menance.

It’s barbaric. There is no other word to describe Indonesia’s execution of eight drug mules early this morning.

Newly-minted Ind

onesian presid

ent, Joko Widodo, casually dismissed pleas for clemency and believes drugs will wreck havoc in his country.

I agree

that lives, espe

cially those of teenagers influenced by peers, ha

ve been ruined.

But the death penalty is not a solution. It never h

as been. And it never will be.
There has to be a moratorium on the death penalty, with the aim of abolishing the capital punishment. And this goes to Malaysia as well.

In executing the eight death row inmates from Australia, Brazil, Nigeria and Indonesia, Jokowi has completely disregarded allegations of bribery against some of the judges and even witnesses.

Australia had appealed to stay the executions until proceedings underway in the country’s Constitutional Court and Judicial Commission have been completed.

A preliminary hearing of the Constitutional Court has been scheduled for mid-May, and is relevant to the cases of the two Australians.

Now that the executions have been carried out, what could Jokowi do
if findings in either of these proceedings turn out to be in favor of the Australians?

When he ran for the presidenc

y, Indonesians looked up to Jokowi as a progressive, moderate candidate.

Months later, he fell from grace. And I can only hope that the adamant refusal for clemency for the eight prisoners were not aimed at shoring up his dwindling support. Or to make him look decisive.

The executions by a firing squad are outrageous. And if they were motivated by Jokowi’s political survival then it’s shameless.

Jokowi’s popularity took a whack following the appointment of a man involved in an active graft case as police chief and the removal of fuel subsidies.

When almost three quarter of Indonesians registered their dissatisfaction with Jokowi, the president started focusing on nationalist issues to crank up his support.

This includes a huge crackdown on illegal fishing by foreigners and drug mules.
We can now only hope that Jokowi will do the right thing by releasing Mary Jane Veloso, who escaped the execution when the person who tricked her into becoming a drug mule surrendered to the police.

Mary Jane did not know th

at the bag she was asked to use to carry her belongings already had drugs stitched into the inner lining.

She is a victim of trafficking and should be released.

I once again reiterate that I understand Indonesia’s battle with drugs.

But Jokowi needs to look at new strategies – establish ASEAN wide operations to break- up drug cartels, trafficking and regional networks, including eliminating corruption in the police force to address the issue.

The firing squad is not an answer.

Charles Santiago
Member of Parliament, Klang,
Democratic Action Party.

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

DAP slams Sarawak for bowing to Putrajaya over highway project

Posted: 28 Apr 2015 11:40 PM PDT

Sarawak's opposition leader Chong Chieng Jen has accused the state government of "surrendering" local rights and control of the RM27 billion Pan Borneo Highway project to the federal government.

The DAP's Chong said the state minister for infrastructure development Datuk Seri Michael Manyin had allowed the federal Works Ministry to have "absolute control over the largest infrastructure project in the history of Sarawak".

Chong, the Kota Sentosa assemblyman, said the state government must take a firm stand and take over control of the peninsula-owned company awarded the road upgrade contract, Lebuhraya Borneo Utara Sdn Bhd (LBU).

"It is shameful that in the largest infrastructural work in Sarawak, the state JKR (Public Works Department) is totally sidelined and plays no important role in the implementation," Chong said.

"It is even more shameful that the state minister seems to be happy that his ministry is reduced to a mere bystander in this mega project."

The state legislative assembly sitting witnessed some feisty exchanges between Chong and Manyin.

As Manyin winded up debates on his ministry, Chong interjected to ask why the state government allowed the project to be awarded to a company controlled by west Malaysians.

Manyin in reply stuck to the statement he had just made – that the move to award the project to LBU was a federal government decision as the highway was a federal-funded project.

The minister then said if Chong wanted answers to his questions, he should raise it in Parliament. Chong is also the MP for Bandar Kuching.

"If our state ministers are going to adopt such attitude of pushing their responsibilities to the federal government and let federal officers decide matters concerning Sarawak, in no time, Umno, through the federal government departments, is going to control Sarawak," Chong said.

LBU, he added, should therefore be controlled by the state government and "not by some West Malaysians who are linked to Umno".

The upgrading work, to turn the two-lane highway to a four-lane one, covers 912km from Tanjung Datu at the southern tip of the state to the Merapok (Sarawak) – Sindumin (Sabah) border crossing.

The upgrade of the entire highway is scheduled for completion in 2023.

on Themalaysianinsider– April 29, 2015.

Selasa, 28 April 2015

MY VOICE FOR NATION

Government should set up a special Cabinet task force or bipartisan Parliamentary Select Committee to address the pressing problem of low and declining non Bumiputra composition in the civil service

Posted: 28 Apr 2015 07:46 AM PDT

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

Bar Petronas execs from entering Sarawak to end royalty impasse, state DAP tells Adenan

Posted: 26 Apr 2015 10:09 PM PDT

Sarawak DAP chief today suggested that Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem to use the state's immigration powers to bar Petronas executives and managers from entering the state to break the deadlock on demand for an increase in oil and gas royalty.

Chong Chieng Jen, who is also Kota Sentosa assemblyman, also urged Adenan to cancel work permits of those employed in the offices of Petronas, Malaysia Liquefied Natural Gas (MLNG) and their subsidiary companies in the state.

In urging the state to resort to strong arm tactics against the national oil and gas company, Chong said that the state "needs to use more drastic and harsher means" to push its demands for the increase in royalty.

He said that barring key people from the peninsula, who were running Petronas' operations in the state and kicking out those who were already here, would put "the bite where it hurts".

"This will put a halt to its operation and production," he said, when debating on the governor's address in the state assembly.

Chong said that the barring and cancellation of the work permits should be in place "until the matter is finally sorted out".

"It is better to put a halt to the production than to allow the continuous extraction when we only get 5% royalty.

"After all, if the operation is stopped, the oil and gas will still remain in our soil for future extraction.

"We may suffer temporary loss of part of our revenue, but in long term, there is no loss to Sarawak."

He said that Sarawak had in the past prohibited religious bigots and extremists from entering Sarawak and now should prohibit "robbers plundering our resources" on to the list.

"The chief minister is hitting brick walls on this matter and has to openly seek help of the prime minister so that Petronas will accede to our claim," Chong said, in reference to Adenan's admission last Friday at Petronas' outstanding vendor awards event in Kuching that the state had "not made any improvement" in the royalty negotiation.

Adenan had also said that he would have to speak to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to break the impasse.

Chong retorted by telling Adenan not to be so naïve about the so-called "PM's help".

Petronas, Chong said, is a company controlled by the federal government and "if the prime minister agrees to accede to our demand for the 20% oil and gas royalty, there is no way that Petronas cannot agree to it".

In May last year, the state assembly unanimously agreed to make a request to the federal government to raise the royalty from the current 5% to 20%.

The agreement that was thrashed out was a historic first for the assembly.

With an impasse in talks, Chong said that the state should ditch the "nice and cordial approach" as it is "getting us no way".

on Themalaysianinsider - April 27, 2015

RM1.7 Billion Minor Rural Projects Fund. DAP : Apply Quickly Before Elections

Posted: 25 Apr 2015 10:04 PM PDT

I call upon all the people to quickly go to their Tuai Rumah, Ketua Kampong, District Office and most important, the BN elected representatives or BN potential candidates in their respective areas to apply for minor rural project funds and/or social programs fund.

On Friday (24-4-2015), the DUN has just approved an additional allocation of RM500 million for minor rural project and social program fund. This is in additional to the previously approved RM1.2 billion in the 2015 Budget. Therefore, with this additional RM500 million, the total allocation for minor rural project and social programs fund is now RM1.7 billion for the year of 2015.

RM1.7 billion is a lot of money. It can finance 1,700 projects of RM1 million each. Normally, these rural projects will cost in the region of 50,000 each. If we take RM50,000 each project, RM1.7 billion can finance 34,000 such projects. That is for the period of one year only.

If one were to divide this figure by the total number of DUN constituencies in Sarawak, each DUN constituency will each have at least 500 projects of RM50,000 each in year 2015.

For instance, there are about 40 kampongs in Tasik Biru constituencies. Therefore, each kampong in Tasik Biru should get about 12 allocation of RM50,000 each in the year 2015. At present, it will be lucky if each of these kampong gets one allocation of RM50,000 in the whole of 2015 year. Then, where the remaining 90% of the allocation fund goes to?

Peter Nansian, as the elected representative for Tasik Biru and also an assistant minister, has to explain to the people in Tasik Biru. Where has the money for his area gone to?

I am very sure that many of the other constituencies also did not get their fair shares of the allocation.

If the allocation of money truly goes into the minor rural projects, each and every kampong by now, will have the very basic electricity and water supply, tar-sealed road access and even proper community hall for each and every kampong.

If the fund were truly utilised all these years, there will be no need for us DAP to carry out any of the Impian Sarawak projects. The fact that there are still so many kampongs without water and electricity or proper road access is testimony of the leakages and wastages in these minor rural project funds.

Where has the money gone to?

DAP does not oppose to rural development. DAP opposes to the unaccounted spending and corruption in the name of development.

My question to Rundi, out of the initial RM1.2 billion, how much has truly gone into development for the benefit of the people and how much has gone into the pockets of the BN cronies?

Rundi, being the general secretary of BN Sarawak, must give a full account of the projects and money spent for the whole of the initial RM1.2 billion and the additional RM500 million.

Chong Chieng Jen
MP for Bandar Kuching
ADUN for Kota Sentosa

Rabu, 22 April 2015

MY VOICE FOR NATION

Six years lost but mother keeps on battling

Posted: 22 Apr 2015 02:12 AM PDT

Selasa, 21 April 2015

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

DewanUndanganNegeri sitting should not be reduced just to suit the Deputy Prime Minister visit in Sibu

Posted: 19 Apr 2015 06:38 PM PDT

Since I was elected as an ADUN for Kota Sentosa, the DUN sitting has always started on Monday, lasting 8 days.

When we first received the notice of meeting few weeks ago, notifying that the coming meeting will start on 21-4-2015 (Tuesday) and will last for only 7 days, we feel that something is amiss. It is only today when we read in the papers that the reason for cutting short one day of the sitting is so that the Ministers can accompany the DPM in his visit to Sibu.

This is the most ridiculous and outrageous reason for curtailing the time for DUN sitting.

Is it not more important to discuss the PEOPLE's matter in DUN than to put up a good attendance for the DPM's visit?

Many a time, we, the DAP ADUNs, find that the time allowed for our debate is grossly insufficient to raise all the issues that we intend to raise. With one day taken out, we will have even less time in this sitting to raise the issues.

The BN government has gotten the priority all wrong. It is for the DPM to arrange his visiting schedule to suit the DUN sitting rather than the whole of the DUN Sarawak to arrange its meeting time to suit the DPM's visit.

What the State Government did is to relegate the importance of DUN sitting to be second to the DPM's visit. This is not giving due respect to the highest law-making body of the State and it is also not doing justice to the Rakyat of Sarawak who elected the government of the day.

Even if the DPM cannot change his visiting schedule, it would suffice to have one or two ministers to accompany him while the rest attend the DUN sitting. There is absolutely no need for the whole cabinet to accompany the DPM throughout his visit, thereby sacrificing the time to discuss People's business in DUN.

It should always be kept in mind of the Government that DUN sitting should be given the highest priority over all other government businesses or programs, be it the Federal or State Government businesses or programs.

We hope this is the last time that DUN sitting is ridiculed in such manner.

20-4-2015
Chong Chieng Jen
MP for Bandar Kuching

ADUN for Kota Sentosa

为配合副首相节目的排场，牺牲砂州议会讨论砂人民问题时间

Posted: 19 Apr 2015 06:34 PM PDT

古晋市国会议员兼哥打圣淘沙州议员张健仁谴责砂州政府，为了配合副首相节目的排场，而牺牲砂州议会讨论砂州人民问题的时间。

张健仁是针对砂州政府为了迎合副首相慕尤丁出席诗巫活动而将今次开州议会的时间缩减一天，而做出如是谴责。

根据砂州议会议长今日在报章表示，因为许多部长显耀将于今日出席慕犹丁在诗巫的活动，而反惯例的把今次的开会，从8天缩减至7天，由本周二开始。

张氏指出，自从他2006年中选为哥打圣淘沙州议员至今，每次的州议会都是星期一开始，为期8天。唯有今次的州议会是星期二开始，而开会时日则减至7天。

"当3个星期前收到开会时间由星期二开始，大家都觉得有点不寻常，但不知是什么原因。只有到今天报章上读到议长的解释才知道是因为如此荒谬的理由。"

张健仁说，州议会是砂州最高立法机构，是提出和讨论砂州人民问题的最佳场合。往往8天的开会时间就已非常不足，尤其是行动党的议员们，都不够时间把人民的议题提出来讨论。今次，为了慕犹丁的拜访，辩论时间又被缩短。这将影响议员们问政的责任。

"难道对砂州国阵的部长和议员们而言，向慕犹丁献殷勤及跟随他出席场面，比开州议会讨论砂州人民的问题还重要？为了迎合他的行程，州议会开会的时间也被缩减。"

张氏也表示，没有任何官方节目是比开州议会更重要。部长拜访的节目，应该配合州议会开会的时间，而不是如今一般，本末倒置，开州议会的时间配合部长拜访的节目行程。这简直就是把砂州议会的开会当儿戏，不尊重砂州的最高立法机构。

张氏指，就算真的节目时间的安排有冲突，副首相的拜访行程无法修改，顶多一两位部长陪同他出席节目就可，其他的部长则可以照常出席州议会，不需要整个内阁前呼后拥的出席他的节目导致开会时间的缩减。

"砂州国阵政府和州议会的这种安排，缩减州议会的开会时间来配合慕犹丁的访砂行程根本就是在自我矮化，把自身开会的重要性贬为次等于副首相的拜访。这是非常要不得的心态。"

张氏希望砂州政府下不为例，不要如此的不尊重砂州的州议会。

Isnin, 20 April 2015

Chong Chieng Jen's Blog

Chong Poses 5 Questions on the Pan Borneo Highway Contract to BN reps

Posted: 17 Apr 2015 05:44 PM PDT

The Sarawak BN elected representatives, the likes of Abdullah Saidol (ADUN for SEMOP), Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah (Assistant Minister) and Michael Manyin have totally evaded my queries on the award of Pan Borneo Highway project to Lebuhraya Borneo Utara Sdn Bhd (LBU) and tried to give a racial twist to my critics on the award of the said project to LBU.

In their statements today, the 3 of them seem to have either purposely avoided answering my queries or just could not understand the issues.

As such, for their clarity, I will put my questions in words that are easier for them to understand. The 5 questions for the 3 BN leaders to answer are as follows:

1. While the Government claims to help Sarawak contractors, why is the Board of Directors of the appointed Main Contractor, LBU, controlled by West Malaysians (4 out of 7 of the directors are West Malaysians)?

2. While the Government claims to help Bumiputra, why is there not a single Dayak in the Board of Directors nor Shareholdings of LBU or its holding companies? Dayaks are also Bumiputra, why are they left out?

On this question, I would like to remind Abdu Karim that by raising this issue, I am not importing the so-called West Malaysian racial politics into Sarawak. It is the act of the Federal Government to award the contract to a single-race company that is importing the West Malaysian racial policy into Sarawak. I am merely stating a fact so that such racial policy can be rectified.

3. While Adenan is preaching integrity and transparency and that the Sarawak cabinet ministers have signed the so-called "Integrity Pledges", why is a contract worth more than RM10 billion awarded without open tender process?

4. While LBU has only been registered in 2011 and zero track record in construction and any trading activity, why was LBU appointed as the Main Contractor for the Pan Borneo Highway project? Is the government intending to continue with the "Ali Baba" contractor modus operandi in the implementation of its projects?

5. While the government is talking about cutting-costs, why create an Ali Baba middleman? Would it not make better sense for the Government to break down the whole stretch of Pan Borneo Highway into 20 – 30 smaller contracts, carry out open-tender processes and award the contracts directly to the ones doing the work, rather than going through LBU who will get the lion share of commission / profit, leaving the actual contractors smaller budgets to do the job?

Michael Manyin was saying that the works for the projects will not be dominated by one single race. He is either playing ignorant or just pure ignorant. The whole contract has already been awarded to LBU. It is now up to LBU to decide who will be the sub-contractors.

It is well-known in the industry that Main Contractor will take between 10% - 20% of the money and leaving the balance for the sub-contractors who actually do the job. As the Minister in-charge of public works, it would be a joke if Michael Manyin is not aware of this improper practice which has become a norm in public construction works for the Government.

I hope the 3 BN elected representatives can understand and reply to my 5 questions posed above and be accountable to the people of Sarawak.

18-4-2015
Chong Chieng Jen
MP for Bandar Kuching
ADUN for Kota Sentosa

促以下3位国阵议员/部长针对以下5道问题，给予砂州人民一个交代

Posted: 17 Apr 2015 05:42 PM PDT

民主行动党古晋市国会议员兼哥打圣淘沙州议员今抛出5道有关泛婆大道工程的提问，吁国阵3领袖阿都拉（Semop州议员），阿都卡林（助理部长）和麦克马因（部长）回应。
张健仁所列出的5到问题如下：
1. 既然国阵政府表示将帮助砂州承包商，为何政府委任一个由西马人控制的公司为承建泛婆大道的承包商，Lebuhraya Borneo Utara有限公司（LBU）? （这间公司的董事局有7人，其中4人士西马人)

2. 既然政府自称要协助土著，为何LBU这间公司的董事，其母公司的董事和股东，连一位达雅人也没有？达雅人也是土著。

张氏强调，他提出这问题，并非如阿都卡林所指责的把西马种族政治带进砂州。其实，当政府委任一间清一色马来人的公司（而且是完全没有建筑背景的公司）承建价值超过100亿令吉的泛婆大道工程，这已是将西马的种族主义政策引进砂州了。张氏只是道出这事实，以便这种种族主义政策得以纠正。

3. 既然阿德南不断强调廉政和透明施政，砂州内阁成员甚至签署"廉政宣言"，为何这价值超过100亿令吉的工程，在没有经过任何公开招标的程序，就批给了一间公司？

4. 既然LBU有限公司只是于2011年注册，而又没有任何建筑记录和商业活动，为何政府委任LBU有限公司为泛婆大道的承包商？难道政府还是要持续"阿里巴巴"进行政府工程的运作模式？

5. 既然政府要节省资金，为何又再制造出一个"阿里巴巴"的中间人？与其将全部的工程批给一间公司再由这间公司转批给二手承包商，为何政府不将全程的泛婆大道工程分为20 – 30 段，分发出去，由20 – 30 不同的承包商直接承包工程，不需经过一个中间人的剥削？

针对迈克马因指说该工程的工作将不会只是局限于一个种族，张健仁反驳说，整个工程已经批给LBU有限公司，其他真正进行承建工作的承包商，极其量也不过是二手承包商，由LBU有限公司决定要还他们多少。

"身为负责工程局的砂州部长，难道迈克马因不知道，目前建筑业的惯例，一手承包商将抽取10% – 20%工程的拨款数字，剩余的款项才付给真正承建工程的二手承包商。若有三手承包商，这层层剥削的情况将更糟糕。"

张氏敦促以上3位国阵议员/部长针对以上5道问题，给予砂州人民一个交代。

Khamis, 16 April 2015

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