Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
为民谋利办实事 律己清廉做好官
玻州政府为了把加央发展成为一个有规划的现代化城市, 最近把在加央旧巴刹营业的贩商安顿在新落成的加央大巴刹.
傅子初行政议员9月24日早上十一时特地拉队到加央大巴刹探问刚迁移到新营业地点的贩商.
傅子初医生率领联委会成员李思清, 林洪鑫,林柏森,张建酉,陈波比,陈伟光, 陈友明等在加央大巴刹逗留了约两个小时,探问了每个摊格,和贩商民众交流互动,聆听及记录下各种投诉和要求. 傅子初医生并且当场答应改善和提升一些设施.
傅子初行政议员9月24日早上十一时特地拉队到加央大巴刹探问刚迁移到新营业地点的贩商.
傅子初医生率领联委会成员李思清, 林洪鑫,林柏森,张建酉,陈波比,陈伟光, 陈友明等在加央大巴刹逗留了约两个小时,探问了每个摊格,和贩商民众交流互动,聆听及记录下各种投诉和要求. 傅子初医生并且当场答应改善和提升一些设施.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
馬華屬全體黨員
蔡細歷：馬華屬全體黨員‧“人人有權杯葛退黨”
星洲日報‧2010.08.04 國內
2010-08-04 19:48
（吉隆坡）針對玻州巴東勿剎區會將杯葛週五（8月6日）舉行的玻州常年大會，馬華總會長拿督斯里蔡細歷回應說：“任何人要杯葛，甚至退黨，都有權力這樣做。”
他向星洲日報說，馬華不是一個只屬於總會長一個人，或屬於杯葛黨活動人士的政黨，而是馬華全體黨員所擁有。 “誰要杯葛黨大會或活動，他們都有這樣的權力，甚至要退黨，也不會有人阻止！”
小撮無官者製造混亂
他表示，令人遺憾的是，黨內經常有一小撮當不了官的人，喜歡製造混亂或問題，目的是希望黨領導人能“看到”他們。提到這些行為是否觸犯黨紀時，他表示，他不會主張把這些參與杯葛活動的黨員帶來紀律委員會，畢竟這些黨員已非小孩子。“他們要杯葛、要離開，隨他們！”他說，儘管有關區會通過杯葛大會的決定，但不會影響他出席及為此州大會主持開幕的行程。
法庭審理中暫不公開談“阿拉”課題
另一方面，蔡細歷說，“阿拉”字眼課題正在法庭審理中，馬華暫時不會針對此事公開討論。他說，馬華部長已在今日（週三，8月4日）的內閣會議上提出這課題，並一再強調，馬華希望這項課題能迅速解決。他向《星洲日報》說，副首相丹斯里慕尤丁也表明及希望各方讓這項課題待法庭審理後，再進行討論。“我們提出這課題，不是要製造或挑起不必要的問題，而是希望問題能夠獲得解決。”“也基於沒有人可以超越法律精神下，我們也會待法庭審理此課題後再討論。到目前為止，我們不會公開討論。”蔡細歷週三早上在其“推特”裡表示，他已指示馬華部長在內閣會議上提出“阿拉”字眼的課題。
星洲日報‧2010.08.04 國內
2010-08-04 19:48
（吉隆坡）針對玻州巴東勿剎區會將杯葛週五（8月6日）舉行的玻州常年大會，馬華總會長拿督斯里蔡細歷回應說：“任何人要杯葛，甚至退黨，都有權力這樣做。”
他向星洲日報說，馬華不是一個只屬於總會長一個人，或屬於杯葛黨活動人士的政黨，而是馬華全體黨員所擁有。 “誰要杯葛黨大會或活動，他們都有這樣的權力，甚至要退黨，也不會有人阻止！”
小撮無官者製造混亂
他表示，令人遺憾的是，黨內經常有一小撮當不了官的人，喜歡製造混亂或問題，目的是希望黨領導人能“看到”他們。提到這些行為是否觸犯黨紀時，他表示，他不會主張把這些參與杯葛活動的黨員帶來紀律委員會，畢竟這些黨員已非小孩子。“他們要杯葛、要離開，隨他們！”他說，儘管有關區會通過杯葛大會的決定，但不會影響他出席及為此州大會主持開幕的行程。
法庭審理中暫不公開談“阿拉”課題
另一方面，蔡細歷說，“阿拉”字眼課題正在法庭審理中，馬華暫時不會針對此事公開討論。他說，馬華部長已在今日（週三，8月4日）的內閣會議上提出這課題，並一再強調，馬華希望這項課題能迅速解決。他向《星洲日報》說，副首相丹斯里慕尤丁也表明及希望各方讓這項課題待法庭審理後，再進行討論。“我們提出這課題，不是要製造或挑起不必要的問題，而是希望問題能夠獲得解決。”“也基於沒有人可以超越法律精神下，我們也會待法庭審理此課題後再討論。到目前為止，我們不會公開討論。”蔡細歷週三早上在其“推特”裡表示，他已指示馬華部長在內閣會議上提出“阿拉”字眼的課題。
Sunday, August 1, 2010
施舍不倦 求善不厌
傅子初医生行政议员7月30日晚，出席了玻州德教会紫阳阁在该阁礼堂举行的联欢宴会. 此庆典是为了纪念观音菩萨圣诞、创阁安炉47周年暨新阁宇落成40周年。
傅子初说，德教会是一个拥有完善组织和健全体制的机构，无论是成立新阁、人事安排、会务运作都以诸佛、仙、真、圣、师尊下凡扶鸾乩谕指示，这是德教会极少发生人事纷争的原因。德教会每年用作慈善的善款不会少过一千万令吉，慈善金让各族人士受惠。
傅子初希望德教会除了促进福利慈善活动外，也积极扮演引导众生的角色,将德理宣扬出去，让众生受益。
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Dr Por Choo Chor surprised at karaoke closure order
Saturday July 24, 2010
By DERRICK VINESH
derrickvinesh@thestar.com.my
KANGAR: A Perlis state executive councillor is surprised over a supposed Kangar Municipal Council directive to close all karaoke outlets in the state during Ramadan next month.
State Housing and Local Government, Planning and New Townships Committee chairman Dr Por Choo Chor said the state did not issue any such directive.
“Two Malay dailies may have quoted the council president as issuing the directive,” he said.
“But in a Chinese daily, it was reported that non-Muslim karaoke operators could apply for a permit to open their premises during the holy month,” he said yesterday.
Dr Por was asked to comment on a report in a Malay daily on Friday that quoted council president Rosli Mat as saying that he hoped the month-long closure would help the Perlis government prevent immoral activities in karaoke outlets.
The daily also quoted Rosli as saying that the council would not renew or issue licences for karaoke outlets during Ramadan, despite receiving numerous applications.
Dr Por said the Chinese daily also quoted Rosli as saying that non-Muslim operators were told to ensure Muslims did not patronise their outlets during the fasting month.
“I feel that non-Muslims should be allowed to patronise karaoke outlets and the non-Muslim operators should continue to earn a living.
“Otherwise, what would they do if their business is stopped for a month?” he asked.
Dr Por, who is also state MCA chairman, said Rosli’s directive might have been misinterpreted by some in the media, stressing that Rosli should also help to clarify the matter.
He said he would raise the matter at the next state executive council meeting.
Rosli, when contacted, conveyed through his clerk that he would hold a press conference on the matter after chairing a full council meeting on Monday.
Rosli has been council president for hardly a week. He took over the helm from Faezan Omar.
By DERRICK VINESH
derrickvinesh@thestar.com.my
KANGAR: A Perlis state executive councillor is surprised over a supposed Kangar Municipal Council directive to close all karaoke outlets in the state during Ramadan next month.
State Housing and Local Government, Planning and New Townships Committee chairman Dr Por Choo Chor said the state did not issue any such directive.
“Two Malay dailies may have quoted the council president as issuing the directive,” he said.
“But in a Chinese daily, it was reported that non-Muslim karaoke operators could apply for a permit to open their premises during the holy month,” he said yesterday.
Dr Por was asked to comment on a report in a Malay daily on Friday that quoted council president Rosli Mat as saying that he hoped the month-long closure would help the Perlis government prevent immoral activities in karaoke outlets.
The daily also quoted Rosli as saying that the council would not renew or issue licences for karaoke outlets during Ramadan, despite receiving numerous applications.
Dr Por said the Chinese daily also quoted Rosli as saying that non-Muslim operators were told to ensure Muslims did not patronise their outlets during the fasting month.
“I feel that non-Muslims should be allowed to patronise karaoke outlets and the non-Muslim operators should continue to earn a living.
“Otherwise, what would they do if their business is stopped for a month?” he asked.
Dr Por, who is also state MCA chairman, said Rosli’s directive might have been misinterpreted by some in the media, stressing that Rosli should also help to clarify the matter.
He said he would raise the matter at the next state executive council meeting.
Rosli, when contacted, conveyed through his clerk that he would hold a press conference on the matter after chairing a full council meeting on Monday.
Rosli has been council president for hardly a week. He took over the helm from Faezan Omar.
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