Electoral reform transformation Tindak Malaysia head, Wong Piang Yow currently commented on an article carried on Malaysia Chronicle article dated 28th March 2012 entitledMalaysia Will Send Observers For Myanmar By-elections.
We have been gratified to note that Malaysia has motionless to send observers to guard Myanmar's by-elections on 1st April 2012. This shows the honesty as well as piety of Myanmar in mouth-watering Asean members as well as alternative observers. Previous calls to the Election Commission to invite choosing monitors for the elections, has been dismissed with the forgive "foreign observers have been not needed in Malaysia since observers do not assimilate the enlightenment as well as law."
Has Malaysia suddenly discovered the profound bargain of Myanmar's enlightenment as well as law to qualify us to be an choosing observer there? It appears the poise smacks of pomposity as well as bad sportsmanship. In sports, you hearten the team that practise great sportsmanship as well as display the improved skills. The Election Commission should sense from this as well as practise giveaway as well as fair elections so that the people can accept as well as respect yes or no party gets the charge to govern.
Extend Mandate of the PSC!
Tindak Malaysia jointly with BERSIH 2.0 has put up more than ! 100 prop osals on changes to the choosing laws as well as regulations. The response so far from the Parliamentary Select Committee on Electoral Reform has not been really encouraging. Maybe the 6 months charge for their appointment is not long enough. Tindak Malaysia urge the Prime Minister to extend the charge as well as widen their range to ensure the thorough renovate of the Election Commission as well as the electoral system, including the complete replacement of the Election Commission members, if found necessary.
General Elections should not be conducted until the reforms have been completed. Anything less will uncover that the BN is the coward as well as the bad sport.
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