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Umno VP: Govt should have consulted states before decision on CMCO
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Khaled said Putrajaya's failure to consult state governments on CMCO indicates significant weaknesses in its leadership, strategy and coordination related to the national economic recovery Picture by Hari Anggara |
KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Khaled Nordin today accused the federal government of failing to get approval from all the states before arriving at a decision to open all economic sectors beginning today, under the conditional movement control order (CMCO.
Khaled said such an important decision should have been discussed with all state governments first.
Khaled said such an important decision should have been discussed with all state governments first.
“It is obvious that the senior minister in charge of economic affairs failed to discuss, consult and seek consensus from all state governments before the decision was announced.
“These failures indicate significant weaknesses in leadership, strategy and coordination related to the national economic recovery,” he wrote in a Facebook posting today.
“These failures indicate significant weaknesses in leadership, strategy and coordination related to the national economic recovery,” he wrote in a Facebook posting today.
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These failures indicate significant weaknesses in leadership, strategy and coordination related to the national economic recovery 😁😁😁 |
Eight states, including Sabah, Sarawak, Penang, Kedah, Negri Sembilan, Kelantan, Selangor and Pahang have decided not to follow the CMCO announced by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
Khaled said that the states have taken precautionary measures by not allowing the business and trade sectors to operate as recommended because they do not have a 'soft landing exit strategy'.
Khaled said that the states have taken precautionary measures by not allowing the business and trade sectors to operate as recommended because they do not have a 'soft landing exit strategy'.
The build-up to May 18 Parliament session is gaining momentum. The PN government will surely face a vote of no confidence, a simple rejection of the 260 billion rescue package will do.
ReplyDeleteI expect Perdana Menteri Masuk Pintu Belakang and his Senior Menteri Di-Masuk Pintu Belakang will throw even more money at MPs to ensure their support, or be mysteriously absent that day.
my bat soup ready, sikarang episod ke berapa?
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