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01:43 if we use the Rule No. 35(1) as a reason.
01:45 We are in a sophisticated media era.
01:51 I think the parliament should move to that direction and not backwards.
01:57 So I think the use of parades should be advocated by the Speaker
02:01 and not to make the Rule No. 35(1) look at the Speaker as a reason
02:06 to stop the parliament from using parades.
02:09 I hope the Speaker's decision can be re-referred to
02:13 to raise the parliament's status in the use of sophisticated tools.
02:22 Thank you.
02:23 As an example, in the Constitution, there is a law that states
02:27 that one cannot read the Abar in the court.
02:31 That was in the past because people read the Abar in the court.
02:37 But now the Constitution is redundant because nobody reads the newspaper.
02:41 Everybody will read it. Stop it. Stop it.
02:43 So we have to move to that direction, Honourable Speaker.
02:46 I hope the Speaker can consider that. Thank you, Honourable Speaker.
02:49 Thank you. I will...
02:51 Wait. I will answer first.
02:55 Because Bluran is my mentor when I was a Speaker.
02:59 I always meet him. Two things.
03:03 First, if we are not satisfied with something, we have the power.
03:09 So we can write the power of government.
03:12 Finally, we can change the Constitution.
03:14 No problem. Because I didn't make the Constitution.
03:17 We made the Constitution.
03:19 Through a power of government.
03:21 The second issue is, I know that live streaming is a good thing.
03:27 Modern technology, IT.
03:30 But we have two. We have started RTM live.
03:33 And we have YouTube live.
03:35 That's enough. If you want to use it for something,
03:39 pick up from there, then you can modify it.
03:42 Because, Honourable Speaker,
03:44 the moment you speak to your audience, your concentration is no more in the court.
03:49 I was at the top, I saw.
03:51 He will adjust for half an hour.
03:53 The moment he speaks, he will say that.
03:56 So he doesn't discuss the people's issues in the court.
04:00 But he communicates with his audience.
04:02 This is bad. This is very bad.
04:04 That's why I ask, when you come here,
04:08 you have to solve the problem by putting the priority for the people.
04:13 Audience is one thing.
04:14 So for the audience, take YouTube or RTM.
04:17 You modify what you want.
04:19 I think that's not a problem.
04:20 But still, Honourable Speaker,
04:22 if you feel that there must be changes,
04:25 I will discuss with the committee
04:31 with the committee that we have,
04:33 so that we can change the rules.
04:35 Thank you.
04:36 I understand that the decision of the Speaker is a final decision.
04:39 But the view like this must be taken into account.
04:45 That's why I said that the entire discussion must be made.
04:49 I think it's too extreme to say that
04:54 when a member of parliament uses the word "stop"
04:56 to speak to the audience outside.
05:00 It is too extreme.
05:01 I'm a listener, Honourable Speaker.
05:03 I can quote you.
05:05 Even when we speak,
05:06 even though there is a rule of law,
05:08 we have to look at the Speaker.
05:09 But the Minister is looking there,
05:12 looking there, looking behind.
05:14 That's why I said that he is too oversimplified and extreme.
05:19 The example he took to prevent the audience from using the word "stop".
05:23 But I'm not stopping RTM and YouTube.
05:26 Carry on.
05:27 I'm not stopping that.
05:28 So maybe that can be continued.
05:31 But personalize.
05:33 Okay, today we have YouTube.
05:35 Maybe in six months,
05:38 Honourable Speaker, you will have a bigger gadget.
05:40 What do I do then?
05:42 So that's what I said.
05:43 Before he just blabbered to the big people,
05:45 I want to stop here.
05:46 Because we in parliament provide.
05:48 Those facilities that Honourable Speaker wants,
05:50 all of them are there.
05:51 So if Honourable Speaker needs more sophisticated gadgets,
05:55 you can discuss with me.
05:56 But not individually.
05:58 But let us feel,
06:00 everyone can feel the pleasure of IT
06:03 that we provide in this parliament.
06:05 Thank you.
06:06 I want to proceed.
06:07 If Honourable Speaker does not agree,
06:08 we can discuss outside for a while.
06:10 Thank you.
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