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KUALA LUMPUR : The government should be serious in its efforts to restore the integrity of Parliament by restoring the Parliamentary Services Act of 1963, said a backbencher [19659002] Datuk Johari Abdul (PH-Sungai Petani) For example, he said, funds should be allocated directly to the institution and should no longer go through the prime minister's department, which should also be the case.
He further recommended that the government take drastic, prompt and precise measures to identify and bring to justice those who tarnished the image of the institution,
"Immediate measures should be taken taken against those who steal, hijack, cheat and sell assets of the institution using dubious means.If the action is delayed, people will assume that the PH will govern He said during the discussion of the thank you motion on royal address to Dewan Rakyat today
In support of Johari's motion, Dr. Hasan Bahrom (PH-Tampin) said: the rules regarding parliamentary services were important and important since they were used to regulate eligibility issues for the appointment, service and promotion and discipline of Parliament's staff.
"This will allow parliamentary staff, in particular to the chief administrator The secretary of the House, the secretary of the Senate and other staff must be separated from the Public Service Commission. "
Hasan stated that impartial parliamentary staff was the norm among countries with a parliamentary democracy, in fact, he said that in some Commonwealth countries, the Parliamentary Services Act provided that staff parliamentarian should not be part of the executive.
Hasan said that the act could be reinstated as it was not new and had already been used since March 11, 1963 before 39 to be abolished in 1993. – Bernama
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