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00:08Describing the National Congress of the Party held at the Bucheng Convention and Exhibition Center
00:12They called on 4,000 Qubu representatives to vote.
00:15Anonymous voting
00:17The Rocket's government ministers for the remainder of their terms
00:20Should we remain in the unity government?
00:23That ultimately proved to be a foregone conclusion.
00:252099 Rockets delegates cast their votes.
00:29Then, 1857 votes were in favor of remaining in the government.
00:33242 votes were enough to decide that they should withdraw from the government.
00:37In general terms
00:39Over 88% overwhelmingly support the party
00:43He will remain in office until the end of this parliamentary term.
00:46But...
00:47The Rockets ultimately decided to stay.
00:49This has not shaken the foundation of Anwar's unity government.
00:54But the vote count is obvious.
00:56This shows that the promised decision was made jointly by 4,000 representatives.
01:00In the end, only 2099 people voted.
01:03Are the remaining 2,000-plus people abstaining in protest and not coming out to vote?
01:07Rockets Secretary General Loo Zhaofu clarified at a press conference
01:10Holding a party congress in a non-election year
01:13More than 2,000 delegates were able to attend.
01:15That is, an attendance rate of over 50%.
01:18It's already quite eye-catching.
01:20And this is a normal reaction.
01:21He was accused by outsiders of his doctoral studies.
01:24Low attendance represents the Rockets' grassroots level.
01:26This statement reflects dissatisfaction or protest.
01:28Rove said
01:30Most of the DAP delegates come from grassroots backgrounds.
01:32They're all street vendors.
01:33Merchants
01:34office workers
01:35Not everyone has the time to attend a meeting.
01:38He said
01:39Even in party election years, attendance rates
01:41At most, it's 70% to 80%.
01:42It's impossible to achieve 100% attendance.
01:44So this is definitely not a passive protest by party representatives.
01:48When Lu Zhaofu announced the results...
01:50Also mentioned
01:51The party representative ultimately supported the Rockets remaining in the government.
01:55And this support
01:57It is definitely not a blank check for the Anwar government.
02:00It is to continue to promote reform
02:02Fulfilling the Pakatan Harapan election promises
02:04And a cornerstone for regaining the people's trust
02:07This will be the most important premise for describing the party's continued presence in the government.
02:10As for the controversy surrounding the cooperation between DAP and UMNO?
02:14Lu Zhaofu also frankly said
02:15This is to maintain the stability of the current political situation.
02:18A political reality of implementing reforms
02:21The top leadership of the Western alliance has had extensive discussions.
02:24The Rockets also fully respect
02:25The 12% of representatives who voted against
02:28The sentiments they conveyed
02:30Lu Zhaofu also revealed
02:31Prime Minister Anwar has clearly set several key timelines for reforms.
02:36From the important announcement on the eve of National Day, August 30th
02:39Progress will be announced on September 16th.
02:41And the 2027 budget, which is expected to be upgraded in early October.
02:44He emphasized
02:45The description suggests that the party must give Anwar a certain amount of internal operational space.
02:49After all, there are many policy negotiations
02:51There is no way to directly debate with everyone through the media.
02:54Lu Zhaofu also promised
02:55This describes the Party as never ignoring the demands of those at the grassroots level.
02:58Instead, it will be done through formal channels such as the Cabinet.
03:01The criticisms raised by the party representatives
03:03And constructive expectations were conveyed to the top levels of the government.
03:08There is another thing...
03:09Lu Zhaofu also mentioned
03:11Some political opponents criticized and described the party
03:14Use this conference to discuss whether to stay or leave.
03:16In reality, it's about putting pressure on Prime Minister Anwar.
03:19He retorted that
03:20Including the separation of powers in prosecution
03:22The prime minister's term is limited to a maximum of 10 years.
03:24Anti-corruption and other institutional reforms
03:26All of this was originally the Western alliance
03:28Even the government of the group
03:31The direction of governance agreed upon by everyone
03:33This is absolutely not a description of the party's singular agenda.
03:35Describing the Party's next move as addressing the pain points of people's livelihoods
03:38Bring it directly to the cabinet for discussion
03:40This includes striving to raise the threshold for implementing electronic invoices.
03:43Re-examine the RON95 gasoline and diesel quota policy.
03:46Especially the arrangements in East Malaysia
03:48Continue to play a good role in promoting reform within the government.
03:51and a key role in reflecting people's livelihood
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