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黄汉伟提问有关RCEP事件

 

黄汉伟不满副部长以书面回复

 

Wong Hon Wai Menuntut Menteri Perpaduan Memohon Maaf Atas Insiden Baju "Keluarga Malaysia" Dibuat Di Bangladesh

 Malaysiakini / 26 November 2021

MP kecewa baju Keluarga Malaysia dibuat di Bangladesh

Ahli Parlimen Rasah Cha Kee Chin menggesa Putrajaya mengemukakan garis panduan agar produk buatan Malaysia boleh diutamakan bagi merangsang ekonomi tempatan.

Cha membangkitkan perkara itu semasa perbahasan Belanjawan 2022 di Dewan Rakyat semalam, selepas menyatakan rasa kecewanya apabila baju-T "Keluarga Malaysia" yang diagihkan kepada semua Ahli Parlimen dibuat di Bangladesh.

"Ini baju-T yang kami semua dapat, baju keluarga Malaysia kualitinya baik. Tadi masa cuba nak pakai, memang bagus. Cuma saya nak utarakan rasa kekecewaan, minta maaf.

"Baju ini saya dah pakai, tapi saya nampak satu kekecewaan apabila di belakang (baju-T) ditulis ia dibuat di Bangladesh.

"Saya berharap kementerian akan membangkitkan perkara ini dalam mesyuarat kabinet supaya kerajaan merangka garis panduan yang tegas untuk semua perolehan untuk produk-produk yang akan dibeli yang akan dibeli dengan dana kerajaan, tak kira kementerian mana," kata ahli parlimen DAP itu sambil mengangkat baju putih tersebut.

Sementara itu, Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) menuntut Menteri Perpaduan, Halimah Mohamed Sadique memohon maaf berhubung insiden tersebut.

"Saya cadangkan menteri perpaduan negara memohon maaf atas insiden baju-T Keluarga Malaysia," kata Wong ketika mencelah.

Bagaimanapun, celahan itu dijawab Cha dia mahu kerajaan mengambil iktibar daripada apa yang berlaku ini agar ia tidak berulang lagi.

“Selepas ini, kita tidak mahu salahkan siapa-siapa. Bagi saya, apa yang penting kita sama-sama bergerak ke hadapan. Kita pastikan negara kita maju dalam kempen beli barang buatan Malaysia," tambahnya.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/600727

黄汉伟要求魏家祥说明AES事项

 

Wong Hon Wai Asks About The Status Of Malaysia's Participation In The RCEP

 The Star / 25 Nov 2021

M'sia to gain over RM40mil in export revenue if it ratifies RCEP by year end, says Azmin Ali

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia stands to gain an increase of more than RM40bil in export revenue if it ratifies the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) by year end, says Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali.

"Based on a study by Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade), the nation will see export revenue increase by RM44bil a year if the RCEP is ratified by the end of this year.

"Apart from this, local industries will also benefit from wider market access and tariff concessions," the International Trade and Industry Minister said when replying a supplementary question raised by Datuk Seri Azizah Mohd Dun (PN-Beaufort) in Dewan Rakyat on Thursday (Nov 25).

Azizah wanted to know what the losses would be for the nation if it failed to ratify RCEP on time.

Azmin said that it is imperative that Malaysia ratifies RCEP, as it would be a catalyst for economic recovery in Iight of adverse effects of the pandemic on the economy.

"During the recent Asean Summit about two weeks ago, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who represented the country, gave a commitment to Asean that we will ratify RCEP by the end of December," he added.

Azmin noted that RCEP will come into force 60 days after Jan 1 next year, after at least six Asean members and three friends of the Asean free trade zone, submit their ratification instruments to the Asean secretariat.

As of Nov 2, he said that 10 nations namely Singapore, China, Japan, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, New Zealand and Australia, have ratified the RCEP.

Asked by Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) if there was sufficient time to amend the necessary laws to allow Malaysia to ratify the RCEP on time, Azmin said the matter is currently being finalised by the Attorney General's Chambers.

"It will then be brought to the House for approval by the end of this year before the government submits the ratification instrument to the Asean secretariat," he added.

Wong lamented the country's slow progress in ratifying RCEP when several Asean nations had already done so.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021/11/25/m039sia-to-gain-over-rm40mil-in-export-revenue-if-it-ratifies-rcep-by-year-end-says-azmin-ali

Wong Hon Wai Sangat Dukacita Kerana Kerajaan Enggan Jawab Soalan Yang Penting

 Sinar Harian / 25 November 2021

Dakwa timbalan menteri enggan jawab, Dewan Rakyat kecoh

KUALA LUMPUR - Persidangan Dewan Rakyat sesi petang pada Khamis kecoh seketika apabila beberapa ahli Parlimen pembangkang mendakwa Timbalan Menteri Pertanian dan Industri Makanan (MAFI), Datuk Seri Ahmad Hamzah enggan menjawab soalan yang dibangkitkan.

Kekecohan itu bermula apabila Timbalan Yang Dipertua Dewan Rakyat, Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said memberi teguran kepada Ahmad bahawa masa yang diberikan untuk beliau menjawab hampir tamat.

Tidak berpuas hati apabila persoalan yang dibangkitkan belum sempat dijawab, Sim Tze Tzin (PH-Bayan Baru) bangkit meminta agar Ahmad memberikan jawapan bertulis kepadanya.

“Mohon timbalan menteri beri jawapan secara bertulis sebab banyak soalan yang kita ajukan tidak dijawab,” katanya.

Keadaan bertambah panas apabila Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) bangkit mencelah dengan mengatakan soalan yang diajukan mengenai kenaikan harga sayur dan ayam belum dijawab.

“Saya tanya soalan harga sayur, ayam naik. Timbalan menteri enggan jawab. Itulah sikap timbalan menteri, sedangkan soalan ini begitu penting.

“Saya sangat dukacita kerana kerajaan enggan jawab soalan yang cukup penting. Kalau berani jawab sekarang,” katanya.

Kenyataan Hon Wai itu menyebabkan beberapa ahli Parlimen blok kerajaan bangkit mempertahankan tindakan Ahmad untuk tidak menjawab memandangkan kesuntukan masa.

Pertikaman lidah antara ahli Parlimen kerajaan dan pembangkang berlanjutan beberapa minit sebelum ditenangkan Azalina.

“Saya minta timbalan menteri jawab, sebab arahan Yang Dipertua Dewan Rakyat (Tan Sri Azhar Azizan Harun) perlu diberikan kepada mereka (jawapan) secara bertulis dalam tempoh lima hari,” katanya.

https://www.sinarharian.com.my/article/174429/BERITA/Nasional/Dakwa-timbalan-menteri-enggan-jawab-Dewan-Rakyat-kecoh

黄汉伟提问有关我国与RCEP的情况

中国报 / 2021年11月25日

首相向东协承诺  年底前批准区域经济伙伴协定

 https://www.chinapress.com.my/20211125/%E2%97%A4%E5%9B%BD%E4%BC%9A%E5%8A%A8%E6%80%81%E2%97%A2%E9%A6%96%E7%9B%B8%E5%90%91%E4%B8%9C%E5%8D%8F%E6%89%BF%E8%AF%BA-%E5%B9%B4%E5%BA%95%E5%89%8D%E6%89%B9%E5%87%86%E5%8C%BA%E5%9F%9F%E7%BB%8F%E6%B5%8E/

Wong Hon Wai Bertanya Soalan Tentang Berhubung Status Penyertaan Malaysia Dalam RCEP

 BHarian / November 25, 2021

3 akta perlu dipinda lengkapkan proses domestik ratifikasi RCEP

Mohamed Azmin pada persidangan di Dewan Rakyat, hari ini. - FOTO BERNAMA

KUALA LUMPUR: Tiga akta perlu dipinda bagi melengkapkan proses domestik ratifikasi Perjanjian Perkongsian Ekonomi Komprehensif Serantau (RCEP).

Menteri Kanan Perdagangan Antarabangsa dan Industri, Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, berkata pindaan terhadap akta berkaitan itu adalah bagi memastikan ia sejajar dengan obligasi negara bawah RCEP.

"Draf pindaan akta terbabit sedang diperhalusi Jabatan Peguam Negara. Selepas pindaan diluluskan, Malaysia akan menyerahkan surat cara ratifikasi atau 'instrument of ratification' kepada Sekretariat ASEAN.

"Sebagaimana termaktub dalam Perenggan 3 Artikel 20.6 Perjanjian RCEP, 60 hari selepas tarikh surat cara ratifikasi dihantar ke Sekretariat ASEAN, Perjanjian RCEP akan berkuat kuasa ke atas Malaysia," katanya pada sesi Waktu Pertanyaan Menteri di Dewan Rakyat, hari ini.

Beliau menjawab soalan Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) berhubung status penyertaan Malaysia dalam RCEP memandangkan ia akan berkuat kuasa secara rasmi menjelang 1 Januari tahun depan.

Mengulas lanjut, Mohamed Azmin berkata, pindaan itu dijadual dibentangkan pada bulan depan, dan surat cara ratifikasi kepada Sekretariat ASEAN akan dihantar selepas mendapat persetujuan Parlimen.

"Inilah komitmen kerajaan untuk meratifikasi Perjanjian RCEP selewat-lewatnya pada hujung tahun ini," katanya.

Beliau turut memaklumkan, nilai eksport negara dijangka bertambah sebanyak RM44 bilion setahun apabila RCEP berkuat kuasa.

"Hingga 2 November lalu, sebanyak 10 negara iaitu China, Singapura, Laos, Kemboja, Thailand, New Zealand, Jepun, Australia, Vietnam dan Singapura, sudah meratifikasi RCEP.

"Berikutan perkembangan itu, negara anggota RCEP telah melengkapkan syarat minimum ratifikasi dan dengan ini, tarikh berkuat kuasanya Perjanjian RCEP ialah pada 1 Januari 2022," katanya.

Beliau menjelaskan, penguatkuasaan itu bagaimanapun hanya terpakai ke atas 10 negara berkenaan.

https://www.bharian.com.my/berita/nasional/2021/11/891753/3-akta-perlu-dipinda-lengkapkan-proses-domestik-ratifikasi-rcep

黄汉伟提问有关通讯及多媒体事项

 联合日报 / 11月25日2021年

通讯部预计明年 呈4项修正法案

                                                                                            安努亚慕沙

通讯及多媒体部预计将在明年向国会提呈4项修正法案。

通讯及多媒体部长丹斯里安努亚慕沙指出，通讯部估计在明年向国会提呈由该部负责的4项法令修正案，包括《1988年通讯及多媒体法令》（588法令）、《1998年马来西亚通讯及多媒体委员会法令》（589法令）、《1981年国家电影发展局法令》（244法令）及《2010年个人资料保护法令》（709法令）。

他是在周三透过国会书面，答复行动党升旗山国会议员黄汉伟的提问时，如是指出。

他说，588法令修正案是为了鼓励通讯及多媒体领域依据未来需求发展、随着人民对电子服务需求及依赖增加必须改善网络安全及加强新媒体管理，包括对过顶内容服务（over-the-top）及线上新闻网站进行监督。

至于589法令修正案，他表示，主要是改善大马通讯及多媒体委员会的功能、将主席及首席执行员的角色分开、重新编排委员会架构及主席和首席执行员不能成为任何立法机构的成员。

安努亚慕沙指出，244法令修正案则是要重新探讨该法令，确保它符合科技发展及政府对改善影视业做出的努力。

“709法令修正案是要根据领域业者的反馈决定拨款。”

https://weareunited.com.my/11717945/

Wong Hon Wai Wanted The Ministry To Had Taken To Stem These Price Increases

 FMT / November 24,2021

Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) also spoke on the price of vegetables when debating on the allocations for the ministry for next year.

He said consumer associations and the public had complained about vegetable prices surging by as high as 200%.

For instance, the price of cauliflower had doubled from RM7 to RM14 per kg, and other vegetables including broccoli, cabbage and red and green chillies had also gone up in price.

Similarly, the price of chicken had also increased from RM8 to RM10 per kg.

Wong wanted the ministry to state the measures it had taken to stem these price increases.

The ministry is expected to give its reply when it wraps up its debate on the Supply Bill.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/11/24/rohingya-towkays-running-padi-fields-claims-bn-mp/

Wong Hon Wai Wanted To Know What Steps The Government Was Taking To Resolve The Rising Vegetables Price Issue

 FMT / November 24, 2021

MPs want govt to act on rising veg prices

One MP says there have been drastic increases in the price of vegetables.

KUALA LUMPUR: Several MPs have brought up the issue of the rising prices of vegetables, fertilisers and pesticides and wanted to know what steps the government was taking to resolve the issue.

Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) said he had received many complaints about the drastic rise in prices of vegetables, such as cabbage from RM7 to RM16 per kg and “sawi pendek” now going for RM9 from RM3 per kg previously.

“Not only did the price of vegetables rise by 200%, the price of chicken has also risen. Before this, it was RM8 per kg but now it’s over RM10 per kg.

“The price of grade A eggs has also risen from RM10 to RM12 a tray,” he said during the debate on the Supply Bill 2022 at the committee stage for the agriculture and food industries ministry (MAFI) at the Dewan Rakyat today.

Sabri Azit (PAS-Jerai) asked the government to take immediate action on the rising prices of imported agriculture fertiliser and pesticides to reduce the burden of farmers.

“The rise in fertiliser and pesticide prices is too great and we urge the government to help farmers by monitoring the market price. Pesticides that were RM185 last year now cost RM330,” he said.

A total of 12 MPs took part in the debate session and 16 more are expected to continue the debate tomorrow, in addition to the winding-up by the ministry.

The ministry has been allocated an estimated RM3.3 billion for operating expenditure under Budget 2022.

Besides MAFI, the debate and winding-up sessions at the committee level for the rural development ministry and the domestic trade and consumer affairs ministry are scheduled for tomorrow.

The Dewan Rakyat sitting will resume tomorrow.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/11/24/mps-want-govt-to-act-on-rising-veg-prices/

Wong Hon Wai Ingin Tahu Langkah Kerajaan Bagi Mengatasi Masalah Isu Kenaikan Harga Barangan

 Sinar Harian / November 24, 2021

Harga sayur, baja dan racun pertanian dibangkitkan ahli Parlimen

                                                                            Gambar hiasan

KUALA LUMPUR - Isu kenaikan harga barangan termasuk sayur-sayuran, baja serta racun pertanian dibangkitkan beberapa ahli Parlimen yang ingin tahu langkah kerajaan bagi mengatasi masalah itu.

Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) berkata, beliau menerima rungutan daripada rakyat mengenai kenaikan mendadak harga sayur seperti kubis bunga daripada RM7 kepada RM16 sekilogram dan sawi pendek kepada RM9 berbanding RM3 sekilogram sebelum ini.

Bukan sahaja harga sayur naik 200 peratus, harga ayam juga naik... sebelum ini RM8 sekilogram (harga ayam) tetapi sekarang ada yang lebih RM10 sekilogram.

“Harga telur gred A juga naik daripada RM10 kepada RM12 sepapan, katanya ketika membahaskan Rang Undang-undang Perbekalan 2022 (Bajet 2022) peringkat Jawatankuasa bagi Kementerian Pertanian dan Industri Makanan (MAFI) di Dewan Rakyat pada Rabu.

Sabri Azit (PAS-Jerai) pula meminta kerajaan mengambil tindakan segera bagi mengatasi kenaikan harga import racun dan baja pertanian bagi mengurangkan beban petani dan pesawah.

“Kenaikan harga racun dan baja sangat keterlaluan dan kita minta kerajaan membantu golongan pesawah dengan memantau harga pasaran racun,” katanya.

Seramai 12 ahli Parlimen turut serta pada sesi perbahasan itu dan dijangka 16 lagi akan menyambung perbahasan mereka esok, selain penggulungan daripada MAFI.

Bajet 2022 memperuntukkan sejumlah RM3.28 bilion anggaran perbelanjaan mengurus kepada kementerian berkenaan.

Selain MAFI, sesi perbahasan dan penggulungan peringkat Jawatankuasa esok dijadual melibatkan Kementerian Pembangunan Luar Bandar dan Kementerian Perdagangan Dalam Negeri dan Hal Ehwal Pengguna.

Persidangan Dewan Rakyat bersambung pada Khamis. - Bernama

https://www.sinarharian.com.my/ampArticle/174285

Wong Hon Wai Questioned Whether Putrajaya Intends To Review The Number of Foreign Missions

 FMT / November 23, 2021

Will Putrajaya review ‘huge’ number of foreign missions abroad, asks MP

The foreign ministry has been allocated RM868 million in Budget 2022, up from RM778 million previously.

KUALA LUMPUR: An opposition MP today questioned whether Putrajaya intends to review the number of foreign missions it has worldwide, saying it was “relatively huge”, when compared to the country’s Asean neighbours.

Wong Hon Wai (PH-Bukit Bendera) said there were 111 foreign missions in 85 countries.

He said this was more than what Singapore and Thailand had, with the island republic having 47 offices in 31 countries. He did not provide the figures for Thailand.

“Are we going to look into a strategic realignment and maybe focus on key areas such as ones that involve our business or strategic partners?” he said when debating the foreign ministry’s 2022 Supply Bill allocation at the committee stage.

Wong Hon Wai.

Wong had earlier noted that there was an increase in allocations for the foreign ministry.

A total of RM868 million had been earmarked for the ministry under Budget 2022, compared to RM778 million under the previous federal budget.

He also questioned the role of a special envoy, which came with a ministerial rank.

Earlier this month, it was reported that MIC president SA Vigneswaran had been appointed special envoy to South Asia.

In September, it was announced that PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and Progressive Democratic Party president Tiong King Sing will continue in their respective roles as special envoys to the Middle East and China.

Former human resources minister Richard Riot Jaem was also appointed a special envoy for East Asia.

“How effective are they?” Wong asked.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/11/23/will-putrajaya-review-huge-number-of-foreign-missions-abroad-asks-mp/