Four Bersatu MPs request change in seating in Dewan Rakyat

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The four Bersatu MPs who pledged support for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will remain as Perikatan Nasional lawmakers for now despite requesting a seating change in the Dewan Rakyat.  Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul confirmed that he had received a written notice on the matter, saying that he will make a decision in the near future, possibly after the Deepavali break.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/hnrb5mwa  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00 What is happening now is that he is flashing support. He is not crossing.

00:04 He is flashing support. That doesn't mean anything.

00:08 He has no meaning.

00:10 Because he is supporting.

00:11 And he is supporting in a quiet way.

00:14 So I quietly.

00:16 Or, you know, some are doing it in an open way.

00:19 Aptar is not forcing people to give support.

00:24 That is why the chair is not missing.

00:27 But there are some who are asking him to move.

00:30 He is not comfortable sitting with his old friend.

00:34 That is my prerogative.

00:36 It is my right.

00:37 I can change him a little.

00:39 Give him a little life.

00:40 That is my right.

00:41 But I will look at it.

00:44 I will see.

00:45 There are some who have requested to move.

00:48 InsyaAllah.

00:49 They have asked. They have written to me.

00:53 Four of them.

00:54 All four have written.

00:56 They have written to me.

00:58 So I will look at it.

01:00 Maybe after Dipaw Bali is punished.

01:03 I will think about it.

01:04 But definitely reallocate their seat.

01:10 Not in the part and parcel of that law.

01:12 Let me see how things are.

01:16 I have not decided yet.

01:17 I just received a letter today.

01:19 I have not moved to any block yet.

01:26 But I am looking at it.

01:28 It is like my brother.

01:29 He does not want to sit in Jalan or Block.

01:34 He wants to move. I will give him.

01:35 He is more comfortable.

01:37 He is a new person.

01:38 Like us, a family.

01:40 There are some problems.

01:41 He used to sleep in a private room.

01:43 He used to sleep in a bedroom.

01:45 Now he wants to move to a living room.

01:47 For example.

01:48 I have not met them yet.

01:50 I will inform them.

01:53 I will accommodate them.

01:55 Like after I accommodate more.

01:59 Now you ask about stability.

02:02 I don't think there is a problem.

02:04 Stability.

02:05 We don't have a problem.

02:06 Party election.

02:07 Or anybody that quit.

02:10 So this is just purely.

02:13 Maybe.

02:15 Quote unquote.

02:16 Political or non-political expression.

02:19 I don't know.

02:20 So each has their own rights.

02:23 They want to support.

02:24 So to me.

02:26 As far as I am concerned.

02:27 Administratively.

02:28 There is nothing related.

02:31 The rest of politics.

02:33 I am not going to get involved.

02:34 That's their business.

02:36 You read the law very carefully.

02:38 If he wants to get a majority.

02:42 He has to unblock.

02:44 Meaning party A.

02:46 The whole party has to cross.

02:48 You can't support.

02:50 Because.

02:51 What is the name.

02:52 Sensory declaration.

02:53 Can't use it.

02:54 Pledges by.

02:56 Verbal pledges.

02:57 Can't use it.

02:58 Or written.

02:59 Letter written.

03:00 Can't use it.

03:01 It has to be.

03:02 The law said.

03:03 Unblock.

03:04 The whole block are there.

03:05 Then there is an effect.

03:06 So these pledges to me.

03:08 Maybe.

03:10 As I said.

03:11 I also read the paper.

03:12 For example.

03:13 Was it.

03:14 After listening to the speech.

03:15 Of Prime Minister.

03:16 I think.

03:17 After listening to his speech.

03:18 According to the press.

03:19 That he gave.

03:20 Then he said.

03:21 I should support PM.

03:22 For whatever.

03:23 Reason.

03:24 Probably in this case.

03:25 The side.

03:26 Reason.

03:27 About the development.

03:28 He said.

03:29 He is loyal to his party.

03:30 So.

03:31 To me.

03:32 It's okay.

03:33 I mean.

03:34 For a person who feels that.

03:35 He should support Prime Minister.

03:36 But nevertheless.

03:37 He is loyal to his party.

03:38 So.

03:39 To me.

03:40 It's okay.

03:41 I mean.

03:42 Nevertheless.

03:43 His root is party.

03:44 Particularly for me.

03:45 Fine.

03:45 Thank you.

03:46 Thank you.

03:47 Thank you.

03:48 Thank you.

03:49 Thank you.

03:49 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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