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Rep rapped for not tucking in shirt
Thu, Nov 06, 2008
The Star

By Jack Wong

KUCHING, MALAYSIA: PKR Padungan assemblyman Dominic Ng Kim Ho was ordered to leave the State Assembly for not tucking in his shirt.

Assembly Speaker Datuk Mohd Asfia Awang Nassar took action against the Opposition member following a complaint by Julaihi Narawi (BN -Sebuyau) at the start of yesterday's session.

Julaihi said that Ng had failed to observe decorum and shown disrespect and this would adversely affect the image of the august House. He then asked Asfia to act against Ng.

In defending his attire, Ng said he had always dressed properly and wore the state assembly tie.

"I am not embarrassed and I have reasons to dress this way because I'm protesting against the suspension of (DAP) member of Kota Sentosa (Chong Chieng Jen)," he added.

Chong, who is also DAP national vice-chairman, was suspended by the assembly in May for failing to withdraw negative remarks made against Asfia.

He is still barred from attending the assembly.

When Barisan Nasional backbenchers voiced support after Asfia ordered Ng to leave the House, Ng remarked: "Don't just bully when you think you have the numbers (majority seats in the state assembly)."

Asfia told Ng that he would only be allowed back when he was properly dressed.

As Ng packed up and prepared to leave, he quipped: "Thank you Speaker for chasing me out. I will be back."

 

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