PH komited teruskan peruntukan Adun pembangkang jika tadbir Melaka

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has pledged to continue allocating funds to opposition Melaka Menteri Besar (MB) Adly Zahari if they regain control of the state government, a move previously made during their reign as the state's administration from 2018. Adly stated that the allocation of funds is justified to ensure every representative has adequate financial resources to fulfill their responsibilities and serve the community.

As the former MB, Adly noted that when PH governed Melaka in 2018, they became the first state administration to provide funding to opposition MBSs. He further explained that the lack of funding during his tenure as an opposition MBS made it challenging to manage the service center and assist the community in the region. Adly emphasized that even basic necessities, such as funding for service center operations, are crucial for the benefit of the people through various forms of aid.

In relation to the reform of government administration, Adly expressed his desire for PH to expand initiatives towards digitization, including the Smart Melaka system for receiving and processing citizen requests and complaints. This approach aims to ensure that aid distribution and handling of public issues are conducted more efficiently, free from political influence.

Through this method, every citizen's aid request and complaint will be recorded in the system before being forwarded to relevant agencies for action, including decisions on approval or resolution of the issue. The implementation of this digital system also allows citizens to track the status of their submissions, including those related to infrastructure such as overflowing drainage and fallen trees.

This helps the government monitor the actions taken. Referring to the Melaka state election results, Adly mentioned that 255 citizen complaints were received since the end of last year, with 231 resolved. Of these, 101 concerns related to drainage, clogging, and infrastructure, while over 80 involved welfare issues, including medical equipment and assistance for children undergoing medical treatment.

In the 16th Melaka state election, Adly faced four contestants, including Muhammad Ridzuan Mohd Sarif from Perikatan Nasional (PN), Dr Aliza Che Amran from Parti Bersatu Malaysia, and Abu Bakar Sabudin from Bebas. The Election Boundary Commission has set 14 November as the election day, with polling opening on 10 November.