00:00The Minister of Transport, Luk Siew Fook, questioned if the head of the National Monetary Authority,
00:08Mas Ermiyati Samsuddin, has a certain motive for suggesting that he may be called to give an explanation
00:14in connection with the loss of RM500 million in the Malaysia Airports Holdings-Berhad privatisation agreement.
00:21Luk, who is also a loyal employee at AP, questioned if Mas Ermiyati's statement is politically motivated
00:28and claimed that the head of the National Monetary Authority was seen trying to create a negative perception of him.
00:34The statement was made as if this issue was to be thrown at the Minister of Transport.
00:40Firstly, the issue of selling and buying MHB shares has nothing to do with the Minister of Transport.
00:46He has to understand the structure of the MHB first, as if he is confused.
00:50I don't know if he doesn't understand or deliberately doesn't want to understand.
00:53MHB is a listed company.
00:55It is not under the Ministry of Transport.
00:57In the case mentioned, it refers to the IPF.
01:01So if you want to ask for an explanation, ask the IPF.
01:04Because the sale and purchase of shares is managed by the Minister of Transport,
01:08not determined by the Ministry of Transport.
01:10So I hope the head of the National Monetary Authority,
01:12when he tries to link this issue with the Minister of Transport,
01:15I don't know if there is a political agenda or not.
01:18Because coincidentally, the Minister of Transport is from the DAP.
01:21So he wants to blame the DAP.
01:23Whatever the fault of the DAP.
01:25This is exactly what I want to understand.
