Don’t let political crisis cripple state administration, says Negeri Sembilan PKR
State PKR chapter calls for clarity on decision-making powers, responsibilities and the administration’s continuity.
The state administration of Negeri Sembilan is at risk of being hindered by the ongoing political crisis, according to the PKR party in the state. The uncertainty surrounding the state's executive council could delay crucial matters and approvals required by authorities, affecting investments, developments, approvals, land transfers, and project implementation.
This could lead to a loss of investor confidence, complicate matters for landowners and businessmen, and impact employment and incomes. The state government must ensure clarity on decision-making power, responsibilities, and administration continuity. Public interest should take precedence over political and personal interests, stated PKR's state chapter in a Facebook post by the state chief, Aminuddin Harun.
The crisis began when Tuanku Muhriz, the Yang Dipertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan, revoked the appointments of 10 executive council members for allegedly breaching their oaths of office and pledging allegiance to the state ruler. This decision was overturned by the state's highest customary council and the Attorney-General's Chambers.
Recently, Negeri Sembilan's chief minister, Ismail Lasim, met with Tuanku Muhriz regarding the administration and the current situation.
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