00:00The first one in the cabinet,
00:07of course nobody is perfect.
00:09And I see this in the first cabinet meeting.
00:14We have the humility to acknowledge our weaknesses
00:20and the growing expectations of the public
00:26that we improve ourselves and try and excel.
00:32That, having said that,
00:35am I fully satisfied with the performance?
00:38I mean, they can ask about me too.
00:41I have also my limitations.
00:45Give them a chance.
00:47If I have full authority,
00:49I would certainly do it differently.
00:51But I am in a coalition.
00:54I want to make sure that the government is stable.
00:59It's also important.
01:00You see, some people clamoring with the absolute reform
01:03or voicing it's just one party.
01:05They forget the fact that they are in the coalition.
01:08You know?
01:09You have to build that consensus.
01:11We withdraw the line.
01:12Governance.
01:13No corruption.
01:14Okay.
01:15Fair.
01:16But then to insist on this quick-paced reform
01:20to satisfy everyone is very difficult.
01:22So, I can give an example language.
01:24There is one factor in the Dungun and Bangsa crowd
01:28that was just English or promoting.
01:30There is one from the conservative belt.
01:33They are just Malay.
01:34Nothing else.
01:35And there is one, of course, in the Chinese schools
01:37who wants UEC.
01:38So, you have to really navigate and get understanding.
01:41You can be a champion of one group and destroy that sort of coalition spirit,
01:49which is also, to me, critical.
01:52But what, I think, your sense that are we fully satisfied?
01:59Nobody should be fully satisfied with the world performance.
02:02In all humility, I have to acknowledge.
02:05That's why I say, after three years now,
02:09we have to go on a faster, fast track, faster pace,
02:13more effective reforms.
02:15Okay.
02:16People expect that.
02:17Okay.
02:18People say, right, first year, okay, stability.
02:21Second year, okay, you start reform.
02:24Third year, no.
02:25Now, we expect you to do more.
02:28I can't see.
02:30But, you know, coalition is a coalition.
02:33It's still.
02:34Like, for example, you see, like putting a Chinese minister of
02:39which to me is inconsequential.
02:42Because she represents the government, the policy.
02:46She doesn't represent the AP.
02:48She represents government.
02:49I don't represent Cadillac in government.
02:51You see.
02:52The policy is about to be broad based.
02:55So, we have to grapple with this.
03:04thank you.
03:05God.
03:06Yeah.
03:07You see.
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