Lim Kit Siang to query Tun Tan Siew Sin about 5% Sales Tax
DAP Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Mr. Lim Kit Siang, will query the Finance Minister, Tun Tan Siew Sin, on the 5% Sales Tax in next week’s Parliament meeting.
His questions on the 5% Sales Tax are: Continue reading Lim Kit Siang to query Tun Tan Siew Sin about 5% Sales Tax
Lim Kit Siang submits five adjournment motions for Parliament meeting
DAP Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Mr.Lim Kit Siang, has given notice that he would make five adjournment speeches during the Parliament meeting beginning on Tuesday.
His adjournment speeches concern the 1971 Standard V Assessment Test results, complaint against rudeness by a specialist doctor in Malacca General Hospital, the lowering of examination in M.C.E, the application for the permission to take part in politics by a teacher, Mr. Patto.
The main points which Mr.Lim would touch on in each of his adjournment motions are as follows: Continue reading Lim Kit Siang submits five adjournment motions for Parliament meeting
Lim Kit Siang to raise the problem of 900,000 new villagers and the retrenched estate labourers in next week’s Parliament
DAP Member of Parliament for Bandar Malaka, Mr.Lim Kit Siang, has given notice that he would be raising several questions concerning the future of 900,000 new villagers and the retrenches estate labourers in the country.
Some of these questions are: Continue reading Lim Kit Siang to raise the problem of 900,000 new villagers and the retrenched estate labourers in next week’s Parliament
Speech by DAP Secretary-General and Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Mr.Lim Kit Siang, when addressing to inaugural meeting of the DAP Selangor Interim State Sub-Committee meeting at 63-D Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur on Friday, 4th August 1972 at 7.30p.m.
1971 Std.V Assessment Examination – Selangor Chinese schools the worst results in the whole country
In the last several days, we have given an analysis of the shockingly high rate of mass failure in last year’s Std.V Assessment Examination in all schools for the State of Perak, Malacca and Johore. Continue reading 1971 Std.V Assessment Examination – Selangor Chinese schools the worst results in the whole country
Lim Kit Siang to ask in Parliament whether the Government intends to nationalise foreign firms.
DAP Member of Parliament, Mr. Lim Kit Siang, will ask in Parliament next week whether the Government would nationalise foreign companies and industries under the Second Malaysia Plan to give bumiputras greater share of the commercial and industrial activities in the country.
The following are some of the questions which he has directed at the Prime Minister and his other colleagues: Continue reading Lim Kit Siang to ask in Parliament whether the Government intends to nationalise foreign firms.
Question for Parliament by Lim Kit Siang Concerning Malacca issues, etc. (3)
In the Parliament meeting beginning next Tuesday, DAP Member of Parliament, Mr.Lim Kit Siang, has asked several questions concerning Malacca, other area, and foreign policy. Some of these are:
1. To ask the Minister of Communications to give definitive statement as to the Government’s plan and intention on the question of building a Port in Malacca. Continue reading Question for Parliament by Lim Kit Siang Concerning Malacca issues
Speech by DAP Secretary- General and Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Mr. Lim Kit Siang , when addressing the Malacca DAP State Elections Preparations Sub-Committee at Malacca DAP Headquarters at 33A Jalan Munshi Abdullah on Tuesday, 1st August 1972 at 5p.m.
The 1971 Standard V Assessment Examination- The Poor results of Malacca schools
In last year’s Standard V Assessment Examinations, the Malacca students, whether from Chinese primary schools or Tamil primary schools, did poorly, and there was a high percentage of failures in all subjects. Continue reading The 1971 Standard V Assessment Examination – The Poor results of Malacca schools
Question for Parliament by Lim Kit Siang, Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka(2)
The DAP Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Mr. Lim Kit Siang, who had submitted 77 questions for answer by the various Ministers in the parliamentary meeting beginning next Tuesday(8th August 1972), has asked many questions concerning education-apart from questions concerning Malacca, foreign affairs, economy, etc.
Some of these questions are: Continue reading Question for Parliament by Lim Kit Siang, Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka (2)