Malaysians overseas will be allowed to vote


Pakatan Rakyat MPs were additionally betrothed by a Election Commission which Rela officers would remain as normal voters.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Election Commission (EC) currently betrothed to get a Parliament to bulletin regulations to concede Malaysians abroad to opinion in a next ubiquitous election.
DAP MP Anthony Loke pronounced this during a press conference hold during a Parliament run today. Also benefaction were PKR MPs Fuziah Salleh as well as Nurul Izzah Anwar.
This was suggested to a parliamentarians by a EC is a meeting hold during a Parliament secretariat room. The meeting was chaired by EC chairman Abdul Aziz Yusof as well as his deputy Wan Ahmad Wan Omar.
The nearly 3 hours meeting was attended by about 50 MPs from both sides of a domestic divide.
Loke, who is Rasah MP, pronounced he was glad by a assurance since by a EC. However, he additionally reminded a electoral body which they had usually two weeks to bulletin a required regulations.
"I told them which they usually have two weeks. The next parliamentary event will be hold usually after a 13th ubiquitous election," he said.
Loke combined which Abdul Aziz additionally betrothed which troops as well as police officers would be called for advanced voting, instead of being postal voters, for a ubiquitous choosing except for those serving abroad as well as during a borders.
"He additionally assured which Rela officers will not be postal electorate as well as categorised as normal voters," he said.
On related matter, Fuziah pronounced which Pakatan leaders were concerned over some reports which Rela officers may be! incited into postal electorate as well as Abdul Aziz's assurance was timely.
The Kuantan MP pronounced which a parliamentary constituency would have between 8,000 as well as 10,000 Rela members, which could affect an area's electoral results.
"I additionally forked out which about 2,000 electorate were shifted from their voting post from Pekan to Kuantan, which is illegal.
"When we asked EC about this, Abdul Aziz pronounced they were correcting a voters' locality. But when we told them their homes were in Pekan, he only pronounced he would look into it," pronounced Fuziah.
Nurul pronounced which it was upsetting which MPs had to determine a voters' list when it was ostensible to be a EC's job to do so.
"In India, a electoral elect does all this. As for my constituency alone, we have about 40% indeterminate names in a electoral list," she said.
Read More @ Source



More Barisan Nasional (BN) | Pakatan Rakyat (PR) | Sociopolitics Plus |
Courtesy of Bonology.com Politically Incorrect Buzz & Buzz

No comments: