‘You can debate, but please don’t insult the Speaker,’ Kiandee told
Published on 18 Jul 2024 5:22:25 PM
Another brief shouting match erupted in Parliament on Thursday (July 18) after a former deputy speaker told Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul to remain apolitical as a government official.
Beluran MP Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee was debating the motion to suspend Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad (PN-Machang) for six months, and his remarks sparked criticism from MPs, who stood up in protest.
In response, Johari reminded Kiandee, a former deputy Dewan Rakyat speaker, that he should know better, and expressed his disapproval of the Beluran MP’s comments, considering them an insult to his position as Speaker.
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Another brief shouting match erupted in Parliament on Thursday (July 18) after a former deputy speaker told Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul to remain apolitical as a government official.
Beluran MP Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee was debating the motion to suspend Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad (PN-Machang) for six months, and his remarks sparked criticism from MPs, who stood up in protest.
In response, Johari reminded Kiandee, a former deputy Dewan Rakyat speaker, that he should know better, and expressed his disapproval of the Beluran MP’s comments, considering them an insult to his position as Speaker.
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