Adun Stulang ketua pengimbang DUN Johor penggal kedua
Andrew Chen menyifatkan tanggungjawab itu besar dan mencabar kerana PH hanya mempunyai lapan Adun.
Johor Deputy Chief Balance of Power Member Andrew Chen has declared his intention to continue presenting proposals, viewpoints, and constructive criticism in order to ensure that every basis and decision effectively benefits the people and contributes to Johor's development, as reported by Facebook. As the Deputy Chief Balance of Power for the second term, Chen described the responsibility as both significant and challenging due to the limited number of representatives in Pakatan Harapan (PH).
The deputy chief balance comprises eight members, including Chen, Puteri Wangsa Maszlee Malik, Wong Bor Yang (Senai), Ng Yak Howe (Bentayan), Felicia Poh (Penggaram), Nazri Abdul Rahman (Simpang Jeram), and J Kartiyaini (Skudai). The team from the Johor Deputy Chief Balance of Power continues to play its role as a check and balance professionally and responsibly.
The team believes that each member possesses unique strengths, experiences, and expertise that can be utilized to perform a progressive role in Johor's development. Chen expressed gratitude to the PH state leadership for the trust placed in him for another term as the Deputy Chief Balance of Power for Johor. The deputy chief balance remains committed to presenting proposals, viewpoints, and constructive criticism to ensure that every basis and decision genuinely benefits the people and contributes to Johor's development.
Meanwhile, the team believes that close cooperation between the federal and Johor governments is crucial to ensure the continuity of development, administrative stability, and the welfare of the people, which remains a top priority. Chen was reappointed as Deputy Chief Balance of Power on December 11, 2022, replacing Liew Chin Tong.
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