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The speaker said that the case was confirmed by the secretary of Dewan Rakyat.
Dewan Rakyat's President, Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof, says he will examine the reforms to be carried out in Parliament
KUALA LUMPUR: Dewan Rakyat President Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof refuted allegations of the opposition that the proper procedure was not followed when he was appointed speaker of Dewan Rakyat.
He stated that the secretary of Dewan Rakyat confirmed that the notice of appointment had been given on July 2nd. It was confirmed by the secretary (Dewan Rakyat) for the matter to be settled, "he said after the swearing-in ceremony of the 222 deputies today.
He commented on the departure of Dewan Rakyat opposition MPs this morning.
Ariff said that although the media has written extensively on the letter of appointment, the speaker's post was determined by an election among deputies that occurred this morning.
Earlier today, Barisan Nasional and NOT staged a strike just after 10 minutes of proceedings
Deputies have indicated that the notice for a Speaker should be made before July 2, which was 14 days before the Dewan Rakyat meets today.
The requirement is set out in the agenda 4 (1). [19659004] Asked about the measures to be taken against the opposition to be withdrawn today, Arif fa said that it was the new Malaysia
"We believe in democratic rights and freedom of expression and speech."
Ariff also said that he had resigned from his political post as head of the Amanah Discipline Committee because a speaker should not be attached to any political party.
He would also meet with several opposition MPs soon.
The chief of the Accounts Committee would be of opposition, he said that the matter was under discussion.
"(I) can not simply decide for myself We will discuss and see how to improve parliamentary procedure and performance
" The goal is to have a better Parliament. "
On the reforms to be conducted in parliament, he said that he would need time.
"But reform is certainly on the agenda. I have to look at what has been reformed up here.
"There have been a lot of things so I have to look and see how we can improve ourselves further."
When asked about the short-term measures to adopt On parliamentary democracy, he said: "You've seen it.We allow people to talk and tell what's going on. They want, but it's the first day. "
The former Judge of the Court of Appeal was hoping for a greater breakthrough in parliamentary democracy since Parliament was an important institution .
Ariff is the ninth speaker of Dewan Rakyat in Malaysia.
retired from the Malaysian court system in early 2015.
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