Do you have any questions for me to ask in Parliament?

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Dear friends,

I am in the process of compiling and preparing Parliament questions. Do you have anything for me to ask the ministers? Please email to me at [email protected] and [email protected].

Selamat Hari Raya.

Teresa Kok
MP for Seputeh

15 thoughts on “Do you have any questions for me to ask in Parliament?”

  1. Why has Astro increased its monthly subscription when I have not added any package to the one I already have?

    For the past 10 years, interruption to service caused during rain has not been rectified but Astro has been conveniently increasing its charges – what is the justification?

    The government’s action has always been a tap in the wrist. How can a private station increase its charges without the consent of its customer?

    Rgds

    Maria

  4. Hi Teresa Kok
    Would it be possible to ask how many cabinet ministers children had been selected in the past for National Service?
    Thank you
    Regards

  5. YB can you please ask the Minister of Finance about the RM 6 billion loan to Felda granted by EPF. How about the term of repayment by Felda and what sort of collateral provided by the borrower ?

  6. please keep on fighting against animal cruelty because it’s something that’s easily forgotten in the midst of other issues. It really is the crux of a caring society which then transforms into a society that cares for the helpless like young children, older people and the physically challenged. Thank you

  7. Dear Sassy MP,

    1. Finding fault with EC n NRD is one thing…how are we or rather You our MP is going to do about it….if we can not sought these problem I think our march to Putra Jaya is…….NiL So can you please ask these in Parliament?

    2. I have mention it some time back in FB. What about our many Deposit etc Electric deposit (every house hold,shoplots,building,office and many others)have paid a certain amount..the big question is where is the money? I’m sure it round up to millions or billion by now (not adding interest)with these money I am sure we can help a lot of poor Malaysian. Please ask these in Parliament if you have the time

    Many Thanks

    Lawrence Yap
    Malaysian

  9. Is it possible for foreign spouses of Malaysian Citizens with Malaysian Children but who are estranged/divorced or widowed from Malaysian spouse get Permenant Residence in Malaysia? Explain the procedure for getting PR in such cases.

    Malay Translation
    Adakah mungkin untuk isteri/suami warga asing kepada Warganegara Malaysia dengan anak-anak kelahiran Malaysia tetapi yang telah bercerai atau menjadi balu dari pasangan Malaysia mendapat Penduduk Tetap di Malaysia? Terangkan prosedur untuk mendapatkan PR dalam keadaan sedemikian.

    Madam
    Currently if the Malaysian spouse does not apply for PR, (due to death or divorce) then the foreign spouses can get only a 6 month visa but is unable to work on this visa. it is believed that even Malaysian children above 21 cannot apply for PR of their foreign parent.

    Thank you
    Bina Ramanand
    Co-ordinator
    Foreign Spouses Support Group

  10. 1. Asking the PM the give racial and religious breakdown on District Officers (D.O.)and Assistant D.O. according to race and religion in all the states (show according to states).

  11. 1. Asking the Rural Development Ministry (or whateverrelevent ministry)the number on JKKK Heads(Jawatankuasa Keselamatan dan Kemajuan Kampung) according to race in Peninsular, sabah and sarawak

  12. Asking the PM department /Finance Department to give breakdown of Personal Income tax collection according to racial breakdown, Malay, Chinese, indian, Non Malay Bumi and others.

    Note : these questions are also forwarded to other MPs in case if u are not interested or not suitable. So others can raise

  13. By anak malaysia

    I write with disgust as we have more and more expats coming into Malaysia on the pretext of “transferring knowledge to the local Malaysians” under the so-called Multi Media Supercorridor and they have abused their rights to stay on in Malaysia stating … “Malaysians are not ready”. Utter rubbish.

    One such banking corporation in Cyberjaya has been set up for 9 years now and today, instead of a reduced number of expats, it has has tripled and more are coming from UK, US, Singapore and India!!!

    They have deprived the local Malaysians who have so much more experience and caliber and replaced locals with these expats. Dont get me wrong – we need expertise but not to the point of doing so blindly. They are creating jobs so that expats and their spouse can get a job here with luxury condos/bungalows and chauffeur-driven cars when in their own country they don’t have them.

    I am hoping for this to be published and investigated through immigration, MOF, BNM and the Prime Minister’s Dept. The bank downtown lost many jobs and they are bringing in an expat to manage their change delivery?? More job cuts?? The outsourced arm in Cyberjaya has an expat from India as their HR Head – tak ada orang Malaysia yang boleh memenuhi jawatan in?? Sampai kita dipandang sebagai negara yang tak kemahiran HR??? Head of Operations dari Singapore? Head of Facility from Sri Lanka?? And many more VPs – at least 15 of them – enjoying sunny Malaysia and not wanting to go back. As we speak, more Indian and British people are being employed and due to come to KL and they get “hardship” allowance??

    So where is the fairness in the job market for people with 15 – 20 years of experience as they lose out to these expats who do not match the job compatibility.

    I REFER TO THE MAIL ABOVE. WHAT ACTIONS HAS BNM OR THE FINANCE MINISTRY TAKEN?WHY IS HSBC BRINGING IN EXPATRIATES FROM INDIA? I WOULD UNDERSTAND IF THEIR SALARIES ARE LOWER THAN THE MALAYSIANS, WHICH WOULD THEN JUSTIFY THE MOVE.BUT THESE GUYS ARE COMING IN AS AVPs AND THIER SALARIES ARE ALWAYS ABOVE RM10,000.00.I AM CURRENTLY WORKING THERE AND THIS IS A FACT.THE HEAD OF FACILITY ONLY WANTS MALAY GIRLS.WHY? BECAUSE HE FANCIES MALAY GIRLS AND ISNT THIS SEXUAL DISCRIMATION. ONE OF THE AVP WAS RECENTLY TERMINATED AS HE HAD AN AFFAIR WITH ONE OF THE MALAYSIAN STAFFS.BUT THEY STILL CHOOSE TO RECRUIT FROM INDIA.BACKGROUND CHECKS ARE DONE BY A FIRM IN PHILIPPINES. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? ISNT THIS A BREACH. HOW CAN A COMPANY FROM PHILIPINES DO A BACKGOUND SEARCH ON MALAYSIANS? WHERE ARE THEY GETTING THE INFORMATION FROM. THIS IS SHOCKING. WHAT IS OUR GOVERNMENT DOING?

  15. I’m not sure if its the right place to post this, but I wanted to know whether or not there is any legality when house owners refuse to rent to tenants of a specific race. The home in which, I currently rent is to be sold soon and I have, for 3 months been tying to find a house to rent in Puchong. I have been living in Puchong for 9 years and I am shocked to find that most if not all house agents and owners ask me if I am Chinese, when I tell them that I am not, I am refused from even viewing the property. This cannot be fair, I do not know what else to do. I can understand that Muslims do not want to rent to people of other religions because of dogs and cooking pork within the property, but what right is it of these other home owners to deny me the right to even view a property based on my race.

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