Kerajaan BN Terengganu khususnya menteri besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Razif Abdul Rahman disaran tidak membiarkan Dewan Undangan Negeri (Dun) terus tergantung.
Ahli parlimen Kuala Terengganu Datuk Raja Kamarul Bahrin Shah berkata, Razif perlu menimbangkan untuk membubarkan Dun kerana kedudukan kerusi Dun antara BN dan pembangkang di negeri itu hampir sama selepas bekas menteri besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Said mengemukakan undi tidak percaya ke atasnya awal Mac lalu.
Ketika ini, BN hanya melebihi pembangkang sebanyak dua kerusi iaitu 17 manakala pembangkang 15 kerusi.
Pada 8 Mac lepas, Ahmad mengemukakan cadangan usul undi tidak percaya terhadap Ahmad Razif pada persidangan Dun namun ditolak Yang Dipertua Dun, Datuk Mohd Zubir Embong.
Akibat tindakan itu, Ahmad Razif menarik balik peruntukan kawasan Dun Kijal daripada Ahmad pada akhir Mac lalu.
Peruntukan Dun Kijal kini diuruskan pejabat Menteri Besar, sekaligus memperlihatkan layanan yang diterima Ahmad kini sama seperti di kawasan pembangkang di negeri itu.
“Apabila Datuk Ahmad Said mengemukan usul undi tidak percaya itu bermaksud dia sudah hilang kepercayaan kepada menteri besar sekarang dan secara automatik dia dianggap wakil rakyat pembangkang.
“Ini menjadikan kerusi BN dan pembangkang sama iaitu 16-16. Keadaan ini sangat tidak stabil dan akan mempengaruhi pentadbiran negeri Terengganu,” katanya kepada Malaysia Dateline. Sumber dari Terengganu memberitahu, seramai dua Adun akan menyertai Ahmad untuk mengisytiharkan diri sebagai Adun Bebas.
Jika keadaan ini berlaku, ia akan menjadikan BN 14 kerusi, pembangkang (15) dan bebas (3).
“Saya percaya Ahmad tidak keseorangan dalam gerakannya. Mesti ada dua tiga orang yang akan ikut beliau dan menjadikan Dun Terengganu sangat tidak menentu.
“Keadaan di Terengganu masih tidak menentu dan hanya menunggu masa sahaja,” katanya lagi.
Bagaimanapun awal bulan ini, Ahmad Razif memberi keyakinan bahawa Umno di Terengganu terus kukuh dengan seluruh kepimpinannya menunjukkan solidariti dan permuafakatan yang baik.
Beliau ketika menghadiri majlis bersama kepemimpinan akar umbi Umno Terengganu di Stadium Tertutup Kompleks Sukan Negeri di Gong Badak, 2 April lalu tidak berhajat untuk membubarkan Dun sebaliknya mahu seluruh kepimpinan memberi fokus kepada pilihan raya umum ke-14.
Sementara itu, Pas pula dilihat sudah bersiap sedia menghadapi kemungkinan pilihan raya negeri Terengganu dalam masa terdekat.
Parti itu dilapor mengadakan pertukaran besar-besaran kepada calon-calon yang akan bertanding termasuk menukar semua wakil rakyatnya di kawasan Kuala Terengganu.
Menurut laporan Bernama 19 April lalu, di Kuala Terengganu, semua penyandang di tiga kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri (Dun) akan digugurkan iaitu Mohd Abdul Wahid Endut (Wakaf Mempelam), Dr. Syed Azman Syed Ahmad Nawawi (Batu Burok) dan Datuk Tengku Hassan Tengku Omar (Ladang).
Muka baru yang ditampilkan, Wan Sukairi Wan Abdullah (Wakaf Mempelam), Ahmad Amzad Hashim (Bandar), Dr. Mohamad Khazani Abdullah (Batu Burok) dan pendakwah, Wan Sohor Bani Leman (Ladang).
Dalam pada itu, lidah rasmi Pas, Harakah edisi 18 - 21 April melaporkan kenyataan presiden Pas yang menegaskan tidak akan campur tangan dalam kemelut politik di Terengganu meskipun ditawar kedudukan Menteri Besar atau membentuk kerajaan bersama BN.
Beliau mahu PAS berhati-hati dan tidak gopoh berhadapan isu politik di Terengganu.
“Isu politik Terengganu lebih bersifat politik dalaman Umno, yakni perebutan tokoh-tokoh Umno untuk memegang kuasa pemerintahan yang tidak banyak berkait rapat dengan kepentingan rakyat.
“Biarpun Pas mendapat kelebihan, tetapi Pas tidak mahu menumpang krisis dalaman Umno itu, sebaliknya mengarahkan jentera Pas bekerja untuk mendapat sokongan dan mandat rakyat yang lebih kuat melalui pilihan raya,” katanya. - malaysiadateline
The fact is the situation in the Terengganu State Assembly is untenable. The BN has 16 seats. There are now 16 seats with the Opposition as well. UMNO / BN does not have the majority anymore.
Most certainly the BN gomen DOES NOT control the majority of Dewan Undangan Negei seats since Ahmad Said cast his vote of no confidence against te MB.
Here is the real situation folks - the Terengganu State Assembly or DUN Terengganu CANNOT pass any more bills.
Because 16 - 16 is a stalemate.
To pass any bills you need a simple majority of 17-15.
UMNO does not have a simple majority anymore.
To get around this problem the Menteri Besar has not convened the State Asembly since March 8th when Ahmad Said cast his vote of no confidence.
Because the moment the State Asembly is convened, the UMNO / BN gomen will not be able to pass a single bill. (I think the UMNO BN gomen in T'gganu can only pass motion ! ! Ha ha.)
Actually UMNO T'gganu has already fallen. They dont have the majority anymore.
If one or two more ADUNs follow Ahmad Said's example, it is game over.
According to this news reprt the MB is trying to prolong the survival of the BN gomen in T'gganu by NOT convening the State Assembly.
Until when? Sampai bila?
Kepada semua ahli UMNO Malaysia - hangpa semua masih tidoq lagi ke?
UMNO / BN akan kalah pilihanraya. Akan dicampak dalam tong sampah.
Tukar saja kepala naga tu. Pasai apa ahli UMNO suka bunuh diri? Termakan ayam percik bakteria ke? - syedsoutsidethebox.blogspot
Use Arab donation to rescue 1MDB...
A PAS lawmaker has suggested that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak fork out US$50 million from his RM2.6 billion political donation to settle 1MDB’s outstanding interest on its US$3 billion bonds.
This is amid the possibility of 1MDB facing default as it had yet to pay the sum which was due on April 19 and its guarantor for the bonds International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC) is also refusing to pay after accusing the Malaysian fund of still owing it over US$1.1 billion.
"Does Datuk Seri (Najib) have the money to pay? Give it to us.
"Even if we wanted to help, we don't know any Arabs to ask donations from.
"So I hope that Datuk Seri will quickly pay up. Don't allow the rakyat to bear the government's shame of not paying its debt," Mahfuz Omar said in a statement today.
The PAS lawmaker was referring to the colossal sum which was deposited into Najib's personal bank accounts prior to the last general election.
The prime minister claimed the money was a political donation from Saudi Arabia, while the Saudi foreign minister also said his government was aware of the donation and that it was given without expectation.
Attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali, who cleared Najib of wrongdoing, claimed US$620 million of the money was returned to the alleged donor.
Despite this, the prime minister’s detractors remain unconvinced while a recent article in The Wall Street Journal suggested that money from a phoney firm to which 1MDB had transferred a large amount to could have ended up in British Virgin Islands-based Tanore Finance Corp, the same entity which wired US$681 million to Najib’s personal accounts.
1MDB has a five-day grace period to settle the interest payment after its due date, while the firm’s president and executive director Arul Kanda Kandasamy believes that the issue would be resolved amicably.
Meanwhile, Mahfuz pointed out that if 1MDB goes into default, it would trigger a cross-default.
"If a cross-default happens, then the creditors can demand immediate repayment before the maturation period," he said.
He added that if the other loans which require early repayment are guaranteed by the government, then it would be exposed to the obligation and liabilities.
"Where are we going to get the money to pay? Is there any left over from the RM2.6 billion that the Arabs gave?" he said. - mk
Mahfuz gesa penerima 'derma' selesaikan hutang 1MDB...
Rumah Speaker DUN Sarawak, rumah Awang Tengah dan rumah Alfred Jabu,
rumah yang satu lagi yang dimerahkan adalah rumah pengundi BN...
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