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‘You cannot continue to be judge, jury or executione­r’

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I don’t think Malaysians in their right mind will want to just give up on that issue of the payment.

This is why we are seeking arbitratio­n to resolve the matter. This process too will take time.

As for the criminal actions that you have been clamouring for, in time, should any further solid proof surface, I can assure you that our justice system will take care of it.

After all, in criminal cases, as you are well aware, there is no deadline for prosecutio­n and there is no time bar. That is why the forex losses scandal comes under the spotlight now.

Pua, you need to realise that you are foremost, a lawmaker, a member of parliament. You cannot continue to be judge, jury or executione­r or all of them in one. Though I am a junior in comparison to your tenure as MP, your behaviour in respect of the entire affair does not fit that of a lawmaker. The spectacle of name-calling, not only towards me but towards other members of the administra­tion as well, is nothing less than embarrassi­ng and demeaning to your standing as a member of parliament.

Give it a rest. I am sure that the folks of Petaling Jaya Utara elected you as their MP to do better things than just being obsessed with 1MDB.

Pua, whatever you may call it — bailout, rescue or whatever — the primary concern is to resolve the 1MDB issue, mitigate the losses, limit the liability of the government and reduce the impact of 1MDB to our economy and future generation­s.

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