00:00This is the theme of the family of the three victims.
00:09I share their sorrows.
00:14But what has been happening is one thing that cannot be accepted.
00:19That's because when the IPCC was released for three or four years ago,
00:27we said that the IPCC is a very watered-down version of what we wanted.
00:37What we have had is that they can only investigate misconduct, not criminal investigation.
00:45So, I see that we need to be accepted by the acta.
00:50There cannot be one person to be the judge, jury and prosecutor.
01:03Today, we have the judge and jury doing the same work.
01:07People have hesitation to lodge reports against police themselves.
01:12There must be more openness and the whole of the militia is grieving what has happened and the slowness in action.
01:21I hope the necessary amendments are done to this IPCC as soon as possible.
01:28I'm a member of parliament for Jibo Barat and those two of these, three were killed and two of them come not very far from my hometown in Sitiawan.
01:45The families of others have contacted me.
01:47I feel very strong.
01:49Itulah sebab saya sendiri datang dan mengatakan bahawa, seperti yang dikatakan bahawa jawatan kuasa ini perlu transparent,
02:02perlu be open supaya semua perkara yang disiasat ini dapat membawa manfaat yang tertentu.
02:11The most important is the public confidence on government institutions.
02:15And I think today, we are in a situation where many Malaysians are questioning it.
02:23We are uncomfortable with the authorities.
02:25We hope the necessary action is done to ratify this as soon as possible.
02:29Dr. Shri, as a member of parliament, what's your hope, involvement, federal government, involved dalam kes ni, apa yang harapan?
02:37Bagaimana peranan mereka?
02:38No, if you remember, when we were in opposition, we always wanted an act of parliament, which not only look at misconduct, but also criminal investigation.
02:49There must be, so many cases I've done around the country.
02:52It's not only, I've spoken and I've done both in court and outside court.
02:56We always feel that, how can you go to the wrongdoer, or perceive wrongdoer, to complain?
03:03I feel uncomfortable.
03:05If I feel uncomfortable, what about the ordinary public?
03:08And I think that has to be settled.
03:11And I hope that will be ratified soon, or immediately.
03:15Parliament is sitting on the 19th of January.
03:19I hope by then something will happen.
03:22Will you brought up this issue in the parliament?
03:24Sorry?
03:24Will you brought up this issue in the parliament?
03:25No, no, no, no, there are many MPs discussing this matter.
03:30Obviously, I'll report back to them and see what can be done.
03:33But I think this has already happened.
03:36We need immediate action, ratifying action immediately.
03:39So that then only people have confidence in their public institutions.
03:42We need to hurry up to the security announcement.
03:43Because I don't believe that I've had enough funds to enter the
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