2 Jun 2006

Tuan Yang di Pertua,

Dewan Rakyat,

Parlimen

YB Tuan Yang di-Pertua,

Peraturan-peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat 17 (2) Ucapan Penangguhan: Police insubordination, indiscipline and defiance of Cabinet government and parliamentary democracy

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Ini adalah untuk memberi notis di bawah Peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat 17(2) untuk satu ucapan penangguhan di Dewan Rakyat pada Hari Isnin, 26 Julai 2006, iaitu seperti di bawah:

“Police insubordination, indiscipline and defiance of Cabinet government and parliamentary democracy

“The posting on the official police website outlinining protests and retaliatory actions which police could resort to if the key proposal of the Royal Police Commission for the establishment of the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) is implemented is the latest in a recent catagloue of police insubordination, indiscipline and defiance of Cabinet government and parliamentary authority.

“There was a12-point proposal as to what the police could do in protest against the establishment of IPCMC, viz:

a. Sentimen marah dan sedih dibayangkan melalui SMS dan telefon yang diterima dari setiap peringkat dari seluruh negara.

b. Kerja mengikut masa.

c. Menolak elaun RM100 dan menuntut kerja 5 hari seminggu, 8 jam sehari seperti mana lain-lain kakitangan awam.

d. Melaksanakan ‘core business’ sahaja – menghakis semangat bersedia berkhidmat.

e. Mengundi pembangkang pada tahun 2008.

f. Meminta pembangkang memperjuangkan hak Polis di Parlimen.

g. Menuntut pucuk pimpinan Exco Persatuan (Persatuan Pegawai-Pegawai Kanan Polis Yang Diwartakan – PPKP/CPW)  meletakkan jawatan kerana gagal memperjuangkan kepentingan ahli.

h. Menuntut pucuk pimpinan PDRM meletakkan jawatan.

i. Biar jenayah naik.

j. Pegawai penyiasat meletak jawatan beramai-ramai.

k. Kecewa, Polis sahaja dijadikan sasaran walaupun terdapat kelemahan lain-lain agensi Kerajaan.

l. Kecewa kerana KKDN berdiam diri.

“The Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohd Bakri Omar had tried to make light of the anti-IPCMC material appearing on the Royal Malaysian Police website, claiming it was an  ‘inadvertent’ act as he had consented to its  publication as an internal  booklet only to  be distributed among the police personnel.

“The IGP had compounded the police revolt and challenge of Cabinet and parliamentary authority, as the greatest offence are the contents while its publication on the official police website is a secondary issue.

“Such deviation  from and compromising the  police role as the impartial, professional and non-political upholder of law and order is completely unacceptable.

“Parliament and the Cabinet must make it clear that it would not permit such open defiance and challenge of the fundamental principles of democratic and good governance by the police, who are implementers and not policy makers.  Firm disciplinary action should be taken against those in the police force implicated in such ‘revolt’ against Ministerial, Cabinet and Parliamentary authority – completely without fear or favour, including the Inspector-General of Police.”

Terima kasih.

Yang benar,

(Lim Kit Siang)

Ketua Pembangkang

MP for Ipoh Timor