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    PLAN MESRA - TAKAFUL ETIQA

    Manfaat Utama

    • Perlindungan dibolehkan sehingga umur 80 tahun.

    • Akhir tempoh kontrak keseluruhan Akaun Peserta akan dipulangkan + perkongsian keuntungan dari Akaun Peserta dan lebihan Akaun Khas Peserta.

    • Jika berlaku kematian, manfaat yang dibayar adalah jumlah perlindungan + Akaun Peserta Terkumpul + keuntungan Akaun Peserta.

    • Sekiranya berlaku keilatan kekal dan menyeluruh, jumlah perlindungan akan dibayar dalam 5 pembayaran. 10% daripada jumlah perlindungan serta amaun terkumpul dan keuntungan dari Akaun Peserta apabila sahnya keilatan, 10% pada ulang tahun pertama hingga tahun ketiga dan bakinya sebanyak 60% pada tahun keempat dari tarikh keilatan.

    • Nilai serahan Akaun Peserta terkumpul dari tahun kedua penyertaan. Boleh dikeluarkan tanpa perlu bayar balik.

    • Atas apa juga sebab, sekiranya anda tidak dapat meneruskan sumbangan, anda boleh memilih satu daripada pilihan di dalam ‘peruntukan bukan lucuthak’ untuk meneruskan penyertaan.


    MENJANGKAU HARAPAN MEMUGAR IMPIAN

    MENJANGKAU HARAPAN MEMUGAR IMPIAN
    Ketika mengendalikan Sistem SISMEP di Permatang Pauh. Sistem ini dapat mengenalpasti pengundi setiap rumah.

    Monday, February 9, 2009

    SARAWAK CONSTITUTIONAL 1966 CRISIS.

    Stephen Kalong Ningkan served as first chief minister of Sarawak between July 1963 and September 1966.

    Ningkan is probably best known for triggering a constitutional crisis when he refused to vacate his office after being dismissed by the Sarawakian governor. Ningkan, as leader of the Council Negri (the state legislature), had purportedly ceased to command the confidence of the majority of the council. With the backing of the federal government in Kuala Lumpur, the governor proceeded to appoint a new chief minister. Ningkan’s refusal to vacate his office, resulting in a constitutional impasse that was perceived to threaten the fragile unity of Malaysia, aroused a vigorous reaction from the federal government.

    Ningkan was sacked as Chief Minister on 17 June 1966. Penghulu Tawi Sli was appointed as Chief Minister. Ningkan brought the Governor to court and subsequently won the case. He was reinstated by the court as Chief Minister.

    Unhappy with the court decision, PESAKA, BARJASA and PANAS leaders went to Kuala Lumpur and urged Federal leaders to call for an emergency meeting of Parliament to amend the State Constitution to allow the Governor to call for a Council Negeri meeting. A state of emergency in Sarawak was proclaimed.

    Thus Ningkan’s government was dismissed when Council Negeri met on 23 September 1966 when 25 voted for the motion of no confidence on Ningkan as Chief Minister, while six from SNAP and 10 from opposition SUPP refused to attend the meeting. One independent member walked out during the meeting.

    The Governor delivered a letter to Ningkan the same evening, calling on him to resign and if he did not resign, the Governor would sack him.

    Four persons from PESAKA who were the brains in Ningkan’s dismissal were Thomas Kana (secretary-general), Temenggong Jugah (president), Sidi Munan (secretary of Jugah and secretary of Sarawak Alliance) and Alfred Mason, political secretary to Jugah. SNAP accused them of being used by Rahman and Taib Mahmud to get rid of Ningkan.