Pakatan Harapan’s frustration at the government’s handling of the pandemic and the economy has prompted the formation of a series of shadow committees in the belief that it can do a better job.
BFM speaks to political scientist Wong Chin Huat to discuss the implications.
Produced by: Sim Wie Boon Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang and Philip See
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loyal malaysian
23 May 2021 4.13pm
Dr Wong does not mince his words. Yes, what is the point of having 9 shadow committees when they are all for show. But beggars can hardly be pickers – with such scarce choice facing voters, a hung Parliament is the inevitable result. Well, we had done OK since PH was booted out in Feb.2020 so why do need to fear more time under PN?
Dr Wong does not mince his words. Yes, what is the point of having 9 shadow committees when they are all for show.
But beggars can hardly be pickers – with such scarce choice facing voters, a hung Parliament is the inevitable result.
Well, we had done OK since PH was booted out in Feb.2020 so why do need to fear more time under PN?