PUTRAJAYA : Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak currently perceived a pleasantness call from a authority as well as members of a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) to tackle a complaint of illegal immigrants in Sabah during his office during a Perdana Putra Building, here.
Those benefaction were a authority of a commission, former Chief Judge of Sabah as well as Sarawak Tan Sri Steve Shim Lip Kiong, as well as secretary of a RCI, Datuk Saripuddin Kasim who is also a secretary-general of a Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives as well as Consumerism.
The others were former Universiti Malaysia Sabah vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Kamaruzaman Ampon, former chief decider of Sabah, Tan Sri Herman Luping, former state secretary Datuk KY Mustafa as well as a Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation emissary chairman, who was also former Kuala Lumpur Police Chief, Datuk Henry Chin Poy Wu.
At a event, a budding apportion handed over a instruments of appointment to them, witnessed by a Chief Secretary to a Government, Datuk Seri Dr Ali Hamsa, before stability with a assembly lasting about half-an-hour commencement during 5pm.
The elect was given a six-month deadline to finish investigations on a exodus of illegal immigrants to a state.
Meanwhile, Shim pronounced that during a meeting, they briefed a budding apportion on what they were doing.
"I think a budding apportion has uttered his perspective as well as you have taken notes of his views," he told repo! rters af ter a meeting.
Shim pronounced a RCI had already started investigation of sure cases as well as during a moment they were not facing any complaint in carrying out investigation.
"We have a group of very fit officers to investigate. Once you have resolved a investigation, you will proceed with conference a witnesses properly," he added.
Asked whether they could contention a inform within a six-month period, he pronounced they would try their best.
"But of course underneath a sustenance you can ask for prolongation if it can't be completed," he said. (Bernama)
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