Hadi’s Bill drops further in order paper

Done used and discarded as a used condom. Nobody loves him or PAS anymore. Used to be loved and courted by both side of the political divide. The moment the political opposition closed the doors on him and PAS, the other suitor did the same. Destine to die as a very lonely spinster. Romance was good as long is lasted. Bye and make sure have the white shroud ready for the big day coming soon. Will be glad to piss on the grave.

And even our dear friend below will never vote for you as he does not trust you with his Bananas

Hadi’s Bill drops further in order paper

Nine government bills and three ministerial motions take precedence over RUU355

KUALA LUMPUR: The private member’s motion filed by PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang to raise punishments in the Shariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 has dropped further in queue in the Dewan Rakyat order paper. The motion better known as RUU355 or Hadi’s Bill is listed as number 13.

The Dewan Rakyat will begin debating bills today. The first bill is on amendments to the Bankruptcy Bill 2016.

Altogether there are nine government bills and three ministerial motions.

The Sexual Offences Against Children Bill, which was tabled yesterday, is listed as number seven.

Another bill that may steal the limelight is the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) (Amendment) Bill 2016 to ban unilateral conversion of minors, which is ninth on the order paper.

Aside from that, the Home Ministry is seeking to extend the enforcement of subsection 4(5) of the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012.

The section allows a superintendent of police to extend the detention without trail of suspects to up to 28 days, and this provision has to be reviewed every five years.

The Finance Ministry has two motions. The first is to approve Malaysia’s contribution of US$27,000,000 to the International Development Association.

The second motion seeks to resolve the transfer of RM20,500 million of the Malaysian Government Investment Issue into the Development Fund specified in the second schedule of the Financial Procedure Act 1957.

In a related development, the ruling BN would be hosting its supreme council meeting tonight in Putra World Trade Centre to discuss outstanding issues. RUU 355 is expected to be among the issues.

This session of the Dewan Rakyat will end next week.