KENYATAAN AKHBAR OLEH R.Sivarasa
PEMILIHAN CALON BAGI PILIHANRAYA KECIL HULU SELANGOR –
akan menamakan calon yang dilihat memiliki peluang terbaik untuk menang
1. Beberapa hari ini, saya menerima panggilan telefon daripada pihak media bertanyakan siapakah yang akan dinamakan sebagai calon bagi Pilihanraya Kecil kerusi Parlimen Hulu Selangor. Laporan media berkenaan dengan pandangan saya di laman berita Malaysian Insider telah menciptakan kekeliruan yang memerlukan penjelasan .
2. Saya ingin mengulangi, bagi mengelakkan timbulnya keraguan, bahawa prinsip asas yang diamalkan Parti, khususnya dalam konteks menghadapi pilihanraya kecil yang penting ini, adalah untuk menamakan calon yang difikirkan memiliki peluang paling baik untuk memenangi kerusi tersebut.
3. Dalam membuat keputusan ini, Parti akan mengambil kira beberapa faktor termasuklah latar belakang calon, pengalaman dan kelayakan beliau, demografi para pengundi, ciri khas kawasan tersebut, pandangan-pandangan parti-parti rakan dalam Pakatan Rakyat serta faktor-faktor lainnya yang relevan.Namun tiada siapapun dengan faktor-faktor tersebut dengan sendirinya dapat menentukan siapakah calon yang sepatutnya. Ujian muktamadnya terletak pada peluang untuk menang yang paling cerah di antara senarai mereka yang dipertimbangkan sebagai calon.
4. Pada pilihanraya umum yang lalu, selain daripada faktor-faktor di atas, Parti memastikan calon-calon yang diletakkan untuk bertanding perlu seimbang mewakili semua masyarakat, kaum dan latar belakang dalam pertimbangan yang wajar dan munasabah.
5. Menjadi amalan Parti juga bahawa pimpinannya tidak membincangkan kelebihan atau kekurangan seseorang calon itu di ruang awam. Setiap pandangan yang dizahirkan hanyalah pandangan peribadi dan tidak ada kaitan dengan Parti. Pemilihan calon merupakan hal dalaman Parti.
6. Keputusan akhir berhubung pemilihan calon akan ditentukan dalam Majlis Pimpinan Pusat Parti, kecuali tugas memilih calon ini diserahkan kepada Biro Politik ataupun sebarang pemimpin khusus Parti. Tidak ada seorangpun calon boleh bertanding tanpa surat yang ditandatangani oleh Presiden Parti.
Sivarasa Rasiah Naib Presiden, Parti Keadilan Rakyat.
Ahli Parlimen Subang
Dikeluarkan pada 29hb Mac 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
'Diploma holder' IGP accused of perjury
By B Nantha Kumar
KUALA LUMPUR: PKR vice-president R Sivarasa has accused Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan of committing perjury during Anwar Ibrahim's first sodomy trial in 1998.
In a report filed with the Damansara Utama police station today, the Subang MP claimed that Musa, then a senior police officer who spearheaded the investigations, had told the court that he possessed a degree in law.
“In fact at the time of the trial, he possessed a diploma,” he told reporters.
"The false statement by Musa was material because it influenced his personal credibility in this judicature hearing," he added.
Sivarasa said Musa had committed an offence under Section 191 Penal Code and could be punished under Section 193.
He urged the police to conduct an investigation “without fear or favour because giving false evidence under oath was an offence”.
Contradictory statements
On Dec 14, 1998, Musa was asked by the late counsel Christopher Fernando if he had a law degree, to which Musa said he had.
He said the degree was obtained in 1983 from the University of Wales.
In a later case involving former federal commercial crimes department head Ramli Yusuf, Sivarasa said Musa testified that he had a diploma in law.
“This contradicts his statement during Anwar’s trial when he said he had a degree in law,” he added.
Sivarasa also noted that in Ramli's case, the presiding judge Supang Lian had ruled that Musa’s testimony was “unrealiable” and should be “disregarded”.
KUALA LUMPUR: PKR vice-president R Sivarasa has accused Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan of committing perjury during Anwar Ibrahim's first sodomy trial in 1998.
In a report filed with the Damansara Utama police station today, the Subang MP claimed that Musa, then a senior police officer who spearheaded the investigations, had told the court that he possessed a degree in law.
“In fact at the time of the trial, he possessed a diploma,” he told reporters.
"The false statement by Musa was material because it influenced his personal credibility in this judicature hearing," he added.
Sivarasa said Musa had committed an offence under Section 191 Penal Code and could be punished under Section 193.
He urged the police to conduct an investigation “without fear or favour because giving false evidence under oath was an offence”.
Contradictory statements
On Dec 14, 1998, Musa was asked by the late counsel Christopher Fernando if he had a law degree, to which Musa said he had.
He said the degree was obtained in 1983 from the University of Wales.
In a later case involving former federal commercial crimes department head Ramli Yusuf, Sivarasa said Musa testified that he had a diploma in law.
“This contradicts his statement during Anwar’s trial when he said he had a degree in law,” he added.
Sivarasa also noted that in Ramli's case, the presiding judge Supang Lian had ruled that Musa’s testimony was “unrealiable” and should be “disregarded”.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Anugerah Pelajar Cemerlang UPSR - PMR 2009
YB Sivarasa telah memberikan hadiah kamus kepada semua pelajar-pelajar cemerlang di sekitar kawasan Parliament Subang.
Semua pelajar-pelajar UPSR dan PMR 2009 yang telah mendapat keputusan cemerlang telah menerima 2 kamus khas daripada YB Sivarasa pada hari Sabtu (20hb Mac) di Kota Damansara dan hari Ahad (21hb Mac) di Bandar Baru Sungei Buloh. Pelajar-pelajar PMR juga menerima baucer untuk pembelian di kedai buku Popular.
Hadiah saguhati ini diharapkan dapat mengalakkan pelajar-pelajar untuk lebih maju lagi dalam tahun-tahun yang akan datang. Begitu juga diharapkan pemberian kamus ini dapat digunakan bersama dengan ahli-ahli keluarga yang lain. Maka, sekeluarga dapat menikmati manfaat daripada pemberian kamus ini.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Kota Damansara Forest - Now a Permanent Forest Reserve
THE Selangor Forestry Department will conduct a land survey at the Kota Damansara Community Forest in Petaling Jaya.
Selangor Forestry Department senior assistant director Wan Abdul Hamid Shukri Wan Abdul Rahman said the forest area that had been gazetted was based on previous records and a proper land survey would be done in the near future.
Abdul Hamid, together with Subang MP Sivarasa Rasiah, Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Nasir Hashim and Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) co-chairman Jeffrey Phang, were among those present at a press conference on Sunday at the entrance to the forest in Section 10, Kota Damansara, to announce the gazettement of the forest.
Working together: The residents have already come together to carry out various activities at the site.
Phang had mentioned in an earlier report that there was development going on in some areas of the gazetted forest.
Abdul Hamid said once the land survey was carried out, they would be able to determine if the plots of land were privately owned.
“If they have the grants for the land, then we would have to exclude those portions from the forest gazette,” he said.
Sivarasa said the forest would be used as an amenity and for research and education.
“The forest will be here for the community to enjoy and no developer would be allowed to destroy the forest,” he said.
Phang said the FOKD together with residents from Kota Damansara and its surrounding areas had fought hard for the past eight years to preserve the forest.
All smiles: The various representatives with the declaration gazetting the area
“There were plans to develop the forest in the RTPJ2 (Petaling Jaya Local Draft Plan 2) and we had formed the Green Voter to pressure the election candidates sign a pledge to keep the forest and they have kept their promise,” said Phang.
Dr Nasir commended the residents who had worked together as a group and stood firm in their efforts to save the forest.
“A lot of work has been done in the forest to make it more accessible to the public even before it was gazetted. We want the community to continue taking care of the forest,” Dr Nasir said.
Abdul Hamid added that the Forestry Department would also be conducting forest rehabilitation in the areas that needed it with the co-operation of residents.
“We will soon have meetings with the FOKD and come up with a management plan. If we can work together with the residents, it would minimise the use of state funds,” he said.
Phang said some of the facilities planned for the forest were to make it more disabled-friendly, to have a community centre for old folks and day care centre for single parents.
“It would also provide jobs for the Bukit Lanjan orang asli, some of whom are already employed by us,” Phang said.
Selangor Forestry Department senior assistant director Wan Abdul Hamid Shukri Wan Abdul Rahman said the forest area that had been gazetted was based on previous records and a proper land survey would be done in the near future.
Abdul Hamid, together with Subang MP Sivarasa Rasiah, Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Nasir Hashim and Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) co-chairman Jeffrey Phang, were among those present at a press conference on Sunday at the entrance to the forest in Section 10, Kota Damansara, to announce the gazettement of the forest.
Working together: The residents have already come together to carry out various activities at the site.
Phang had mentioned in an earlier report that there was development going on in some areas of the gazetted forest.
Abdul Hamid said once the land survey was carried out, they would be able to determine if the plots of land were privately owned.
“If they have the grants for the land, then we would have to exclude those portions from the forest gazette,” he said.
Sivarasa said the forest would be used as an amenity and for research and education.
“The forest will be here for the community to enjoy and no developer would be allowed to destroy the forest,” he said.
Phang said the FOKD together with residents from Kota Damansara and its surrounding areas had fought hard for the past eight years to preserve the forest.
All smiles: The various representatives with the declaration gazetting the area
“There were plans to develop the forest in the RTPJ2 (Petaling Jaya Local Draft Plan 2) and we had formed the Green Voter to pressure the election candidates sign a pledge to keep the forest and they have kept their promise,” said Phang.
Dr Nasir commended the residents who had worked together as a group and stood firm in their efforts to save the forest.
“A lot of work has been done in the forest to make it more accessible to the public even before it was gazetted. We want the community to continue taking care of the forest,” Dr Nasir said.
Abdul Hamid added that the Forestry Department would also be conducting forest rehabilitation in the areas that needed it with the co-operation of residents.
“We will soon have meetings with the FOKD and come up with a management plan. If we can work together with the residents, it would minimise the use of state funds,” he said.
Phang said some of the facilities planned for the forest were to make it more disabled-friendly, to have a community centre for old folks and day care centre for single parents.
“It would also provide jobs for the Bukit Lanjan orang asli, some of whom are already employed by us,” Phang said.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Sivarasa: This is how we will take over Putrajaya
PKR vice-president R Sivarasa proposed today five ways by which Pakatan Rakyat can drive its march towards taking over the federal government. Given the large investment that the opposition coalition would need to finance its ambitions, the Subang Member of Parliament (MP) said he and PAS central committee member Dzulkifly Ahmad have studied the matter and are proposing, among others, that land in Selangor be used as the primary source of revenue. "We propose that land status be changed from lease hold to free hold at a reasonable premium, with Shah Alam being the pilot area," he said.Another strategy that would endear Pakatan to the people is to implement poverty alleviation mechanisms that are especially focussed on the rural Malay poor. This can include the formulation of a micro-credit scheme and the provision of financial aid to those who fall under the poverty line, said Sivarasa.More attention should also be put on abandoned projects on Malay reserve land.Provide basic services efficiently
The needs of all urban poor regardless of ethnicity, however, must be addressed by tackling issues involving informal 'squatter' settlements squatter issues and reviving at least 50 percent of all projects that have been abandoned in the state, said Sivarasa.Pakatan must also look at enhancing the quality of life of the urban poor and improve the latter's access to public amenities and as well as the state of public housing."We must remember that most of our votes did not come from (affluent areas such as) Tropicana Country and Golf Resort (where PKR is headquartered), but from Kampung Medan and the likes," he said.Similarly, he proposed that local authorities be more efficient in providing services, especially those which directly affect the people."Make sure the roads are tarred, the rubbish is collected and drains are clean. People are able to judge the difference in our administration from our efficiency in providing these basic services," he said. People watch Pakatan's moves to determine if they are any more democratic than Barisan Nasional, Sivarasa noted.State exco for informationFor that, a Freedom of Information act and a Selangor State Assembly Services Enactment (Selesa) should be tabled in the Selangor state assembly, said Sivarasa.However, even if all the above strategies are implemented, the seven percent swing of votes needed for Pakatan to take over the federal government would not be forthcoming if people did not know about them, he said."One way to strengthen our communications is to have an Information Exco, and to fully utitlise (Selangor government media outlets) Selangorkini and TV Selangor."If we successfully implement these strategies, we can be confident that BN will continue to be the opposition in Selangor for a long time," he said.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/125924
The needs of all urban poor regardless of ethnicity, however, must be addressed by tackling issues involving informal 'squatter' settlements squatter issues and reviving at least 50 percent of all projects that have been abandoned in the state, said Sivarasa.Pakatan must also look at enhancing the quality of life of the urban poor and improve the latter's access to public amenities and as well as the state of public housing."We must remember that most of our votes did not come from (affluent areas such as) Tropicana Country and Golf Resort (where PKR is headquartered), but from Kampung Medan and the likes," he said.Similarly, he proposed that local authorities be more efficient in providing services, especially those which directly affect the people."Make sure the roads are tarred, the rubbish is collected and drains are clean. People are able to judge the difference in our administration from our efficiency in providing these basic services," he said. People watch Pakatan's moves to determine if they are any more democratic than Barisan Nasional, Sivarasa noted.State exco for informationFor that, a Freedom of Information act and a Selangor State Assembly Services Enactment (Selesa) should be tabled in the Selangor state assembly, said Sivarasa.However, even if all the above strategies are implemented, the seven percent swing of votes needed for Pakatan to take over the federal government would not be forthcoming if people did not know about them, he said."One way to strengthen our communications is to have an Information Exco, and to fully utitlise (Selangor government media outlets) Selangorkini and TV Selangor."If we successfully implement these strategies, we can be confident that BN will continue to be the opposition in Selangor for a long time," he said.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/125924
Friday, March 5, 2010
Kota Damansara Forest is now a reserve!
THE Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD), an environmental NGO, can breathe a sigh of relief now that the Kota Damansara forest has been gazetted as a permanent forest reserve.
“We are relieved because we have been fighting for the forest to be gazetted for the past eight years,” said FOKD co-chairman Jeffrey Phang.
Phang said Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim and Tourism, Consumer and Environment Committee chairman Elizabeth Wong had been instrumental in the process to get the 321.7ha of forest re-gazetted.
Natural habitat: The swamp is a haven for anglers who go there on weekends to fish.
Originally known as the Sungai Buloh Forest Reserve, the forest was first gazetted in 1898 with an area of 6,590ha.
“This is the start of something bigger.
“We have many plans and activities lined up and we want to make the Kota Damansara Community Forest a platform for nation-building,” said Phang.
He said the FOKD was also making efforts to link up with other NGOs and to recruit more volunteers who are passionate about environmental and social issues.
In view of the gazettement, the group is also planning a two-day Mega Earth Day 2010 celebrations on April 24 and 25 with activities like fun fairs, kayaking and nature walks.
Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Nasir Hashim said it was a big victory for Kota Damansara people now that the forest had been gazetted.
“It’s one of the last remaining forests in Petaling Jaya. Most of the other parts of the city have been heavily developed and are now congested.
“Now the people can enjoy nature, go for walks and picnic in the forest,” said Dr Nasir.
However, the FOKD is not about to rest on its laurels as Phang believes that there are currently development projects going on in areas that were included in the gazette.
He said some completed projects also fell within the boundary of the forest reserve.
The FOKD had recently hit out at the proposed development of a 120-unit housing estate near the SMK Section 10 Kota Damansara.
KOTA DAMANSARA FOREST CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS:
Jan 14, 1898 – the colonial government gazetted an area of 6,590ha under Article 6 of the Selangor Land Enactment 1897 as Sungai Buloh Forest Reserve for public purposes of ensuring accessible sources of wood.
1908 – Gazetting of the Selangor Forest Enactment (18/1907) and the forest reserve falls under State Forestry Department.
1929 – a tree nursery and a Forestry Department training centre was established in the north of the forest reserve.
1954 – Forest Reserve Research Institute (FRIM) set up a number of long-term research plots to study the dynamics of tropical rainforest ecology.
1983 – About half of the original reserve had been excised for agriculture.
1988 – Entire eastern edge of the area was cleared for the North-South Highway.
1992 – 1,600ha was given to PKNS for Kota Damansara township (originally named Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh Jaya).
1993 – Kota Damansara township launched with theme Living in Harmony with the Environment.
21 Dec, 1993 – State Government excised 402.6ha from the forest reserve for botanical garden
3 Feb, 1994 – State Government reserved the area under Sect 62 (1) of the National Land Code for the public purpose of a Botanical Garden to be maintained by the state government.
2000 – Federal Government allocated RM125mil to the Malaysian Agriculture Research and Development Institute (Mardi) for the National Botanical Garden under the Eighth Malaysian Plan (2001-2005).
2002 – Federal Government decided to shift the National Botanical Garden to Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve in Shah Alam.
May 2002 – development proposals for the parcel was published. Residents protested.
March 2004 – State Government promised that the land would be left as Taman Botani
17 June, 2004 – State Government published its intention to revoke 58.83ha of the Taman Botani to the east of the highway for a Muslim cemetery.
2006 – State Government agreed to lease the Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam (Bukit Cherakah) to the Federal Government for 60 years.
March 2006 – Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) produced guidebook entitled “A Step Beyond the City”.
Dec 2006 – State Exco member said the area to the east of highway too rocky and unsuitable for cemetery and approved 50acre of Taman Botani for the purpose.
March 2007 – Earthworks on the cemetery starts.
Oct 2007 – Federal Cabinet approved RM141mil for the site to be developed over five-year period.
Dec 2007 – the Draft Petaling Jaya Local Plan 2020 was published, zoning more of Taman Botani for residential development with a small area for recreation (inclusive of the cemetery area).
“We are relieved because we have been fighting for the forest to be gazetted for the past eight years,” said FOKD co-chairman Jeffrey Phang.
Phang said Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim and Tourism, Consumer and Environment Committee chairman Elizabeth Wong had been instrumental in the process to get the 321.7ha of forest re-gazetted.
Natural habitat: The swamp is a haven for anglers who go there on weekends to fish.
Originally known as the Sungai Buloh Forest Reserve, the forest was first gazetted in 1898 with an area of 6,590ha.
“This is the start of something bigger.
“We have many plans and activities lined up and we want to make the Kota Damansara Community Forest a platform for nation-building,” said Phang.
He said the FOKD was also making efforts to link up with other NGOs and to recruit more volunteers who are passionate about environmental and social issues.
In view of the gazettement, the group is also planning a two-day Mega Earth Day 2010 celebrations on April 24 and 25 with activities like fun fairs, kayaking and nature walks.
Kota Damansara assemblyman Dr Nasir Hashim said it was a big victory for Kota Damansara people now that the forest had been gazetted.
“It’s one of the last remaining forests in Petaling Jaya. Most of the other parts of the city have been heavily developed and are now congested.
“Now the people can enjoy nature, go for walks and picnic in the forest,” said Dr Nasir.
However, the FOKD is not about to rest on its laurels as Phang believes that there are currently development projects going on in areas that were included in the gazette.
He said some completed projects also fell within the boundary of the forest reserve.
The FOKD had recently hit out at the proposed development of a 120-unit housing estate near the SMK Section 10 Kota Damansara.
KOTA DAMANSARA FOREST CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS:
Jan 14, 1898 – the colonial government gazetted an area of 6,590ha under Article 6 of the Selangor Land Enactment 1897 as Sungai Buloh Forest Reserve for public purposes of ensuring accessible sources of wood.
1908 – Gazetting of the Selangor Forest Enactment (18/1907) and the forest reserve falls under State Forestry Department.
1929 – a tree nursery and a Forestry Department training centre was established in the north of the forest reserve.
1954 – Forest Reserve Research Institute (FRIM) set up a number of long-term research plots to study the dynamics of tropical rainforest ecology.
1983 – About half of the original reserve had been excised for agriculture.
1988 – Entire eastern edge of the area was cleared for the North-South Highway.
1992 – 1,600ha was given to PKNS for Kota Damansara township (originally named Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh Jaya).
1993 – Kota Damansara township launched with theme Living in Harmony with the Environment.
21 Dec, 1993 – State Government excised 402.6ha from the forest reserve for botanical garden
3 Feb, 1994 – State Government reserved the area under Sect 62 (1) of the National Land Code for the public purpose of a Botanical Garden to be maintained by the state government.
2000 – Federal Government allocated RM125mil to the Malaysian Agriculture Research and Development Institute (Mardi) for the National Botanical Garden under the Eighth Malaysian Plan (2001-2005).
2002 – Federal Government decided to shift the National Botanical Garden to Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve in Shah Alam.
May 2002 – development proposals for the parcel was published. Residents protested.
March 2004 – State Government promised that the land would be left as Taman Botani
17 June, 2004 – State Government published its intention to revoke 58.83ha of the Taman Botani to the east of the highway for a Muslim cemetery.
2006 – State Government agreed to lease the Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam (Bukit Cherakah) to the Federal Government for 60 years.
March 2006 – Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) produced guidebook entitled “A Step Beyond the City”.
Dec 2006 – State Exco member said the area to the east of highway too rocky and unsuitable for cemetery and approved 50acre of Taman Botani for the purpose.
March 2007 – Earthworks on the cemetery starts.
Oct 2007 – Federal Cabinet approved RM141mil for the site to be developed over five-year period.
Dec 2007 – the Draft Petaling Jaya Local Plan 2020 was published, zoning more of Taman Botani for residential development with a small area for recreation (inclusive of the cemetery area).
KONVENSYEN PAKATAN RAKYAT SELANGOR
7 MAC, 9 PAGI – 6 PETANG, DEWAN JUBLI PERAK, BANGUNAN SSAAS, SHAH ALAM
7 MAC, 9 PAGI – 6 PETANG, DEWAN JUBLI PERAK, BANGUNAN SSAAS, SHAH ALAM
Pakatan Rakyat Selangor akan mengadakan Konvensyen Pakatan Rakyat Selangor yang bertemakan “Bermuafakat Menjunjung Amanah Rakyat” pada 7 Mac 2010 (Ahad) di Dewan Jubli, Bangunan Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah mulai jam 8 pagi hingga ke 6 petang.
Konvensyen Pakatan Rakyat Selangor sempena Ulangtahun ke-2 Pakatan Rakyat mentadbir Selangor ini merupakan kesinambungan daripada Konvensyen Pakatan Rakyat peringkat nasional pada 19 Disember tahun lalu untuk merangka strategi mengukuhkan sokongan rakyat terhadap kerajaan negeri Pakatan Rakyat Selangor.
Selain daripada menilai prestasi Pakatan Rakyat dalam melaksanakan janji-janji PRU ke-12 yang lalu, konvensyen ini akan fokus kepada strategi mengatasi pelbagai sekatan dan halangan daripada Kerajaan Pusat Barisan Nasional terhadap kerajaan negeri agar hak dan kepentingan seluruh rakyat Selangor terjamin.
Majlis ini menjangkakan kehadiran 1,500 perwakilan daripada akar umbi ketiga-tiga Parti Keadilan Rakyat, Parti Islam Se-Malaysia, dan Parti Tindakan Demokratik di seluruh Selangor.
Tayangan skrin besar akan disediakan di ruang lobi supaya orang awam dapat mengikuti ucapan dan perbahasan sepanjang konvenysen berlangsung.
Wartawan diminta untuk mendaftar diri dan menunjukkan “press tag” di kaunter pendaftaran media sebelum memasuki dewan pada 8 pagi – 9 pagi, 7 Mac. Bilik Media akan disediakan bagi menyenangkan tugasan wartawan.
Bagi pihak bloggers, sila mendaftar diri dengan pihak urusetia selewat-lewatnya 6 Mac dengan menghantar maklumat: nama penuh, url laman blog dan nombor telefon, ke konvensyen.pr.sgor@gmail.com.
Tayangan skrin besar akan disediakan di ruang lobi supaya orang awam dapat mengikuti ucapan dan perbahasan sepanjang konvenysen berlangsung.
Wartawan diminta untuk mendaftar diri dan menunjukkan “press tag” di kaunter pendaftaran media sebelum memasuki dewan pada 8 pagi – 9 pagi, 7 Mac. Bilik Media akan disediakan bagi menyenangkan tugasan wartawan.
Bagi pihak bloggers, sila mendaftar diri dengan pihak urusetia selewat-lewatnya 6 Mac dengan menghantar maklumat: nama penuh, url laman blog dan nombor telefon, ke konvensyen.pr.sgor@gmail.com.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Rumah Terbuka Tahun Baru Cina 2010
Pada 27hb Februari 2010, Pejabat Ahli Parlimen Subang dan ADUN Bukit Lanjan telah mengadakan Rumah Terbuka Tahun Baru Cina 2010 bertempat di Dewan MBPJ BU3, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya.
Rumah terbuka tersebut telah mendapat sambutan yang menggalakkan daripada orang ramai. Pada hari tersebut juga diadakan Rumah Terbuka Tahun Baru Cina PKR peringkat Nasional yang diadakan di tempat yang sama.
Rumah terbuka tersebut telah mendapat sambutan yang menggalakkan daripada orang ramai. Pada hari tersebut juga diadakan Rumah Terbuka Tahun Baru Cina PKR peringkat Nasional yang diadakan di tempat yang sama.
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