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Pahang Perikatan announces 18 portfolios to shadow excos

Elected reps will mirror, monitor 10 state appointees, conduct checks and balances

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 29 Dec 2022 10:47PM

Pahang Perikatan announces 18 portfolios to shadow excos
Pahang Perikatan Nasional has announced 18 focus portfolios for its elected representatives to shadow the roles of 10 executive councillors. – SYEDA IMRAN/The Vibes pic, December 29, 2022

KUANTAN – Pahang Perikatan Nasional (PN) today announced 18 focus portfolios for its 17 elected representatives to mirror and monitor the roles of the 10 state executive councillors (excos) appointed on December 2.

State PN chairman Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah said this is an initiative by the coalition to play a role as a quality and constructive opposition in the state and improve its services to the people.

“These portfolios aim to shadow the works carried out by exco members in addition to playing a check-and-balance role against them.

“Each PN assemblyman has one or two portfolios, and they will play a role by leading discussions on their respective portfolios, including complaints received from the people,” he told reporters after chairing a special PN assemblymen and MP meeting here.

He said the Pahang PN would also appoint a parliamentary and state constituency coordinator for the constituencies they lost in the 15th general election (GE15).

Barisan Nasional (BN) and Pakatan Harapan (PH) have agreed to cooperate to form a state government in Pahang after the GE15 results led to a hung state assembly as no party commanded a simple majority of 22 seats.

In GE15, BN and PN won 17 seats each, while PH won eight.

The following is the list of focus portfolios announced by Pahang PN:

Agro-based Industry and Biotechnology: Hasan Omar (Lanchang)

Education and Health: Mujibur Rahman Ishak (Chenor)

Religious Affairs: Nazri Ahmad (Bukit Ibam)

Rural Development and Orang Asli Affairs:  Mohd Zakhwan Ahmad Badarddin (Tahan)

Public Works and Transport: Mohammad Rafiq Khan Ahmad Khan (Pulau Manis)

Local Government and Housing: Jasri Jamaludin (Kuala Sentul)

Environment and Green Technology: Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man (Cheka)

Communications and Multimedia: Mohd Tarmizi Yahya (Panching)

Youth, Sports and Culture: Mohd Yazid Mohd Yunus (Lepar)

Investment and Industry: Andansura Rabu (Beserah)

Science, Technology and Innovation: Zuridan Mohd Daud (Damak)

Social Welfare, Women and Family Development: Rosli Abdul Jabar (Tanjung Lumpur)

Consumer Affairs and Human Resources: Ayub Ashri (Sungai Lembing)

Unity, Tourism and Non-Governmental Organisations: Mohd Sofian Abdul Jalil (Luit)

Felda Affairs, Entrepreneurs and Cooperatives: Shahril Azam Abd Halim (Jengka)

Economy and Plantation, Community: Yohanis Ahmad (Pulau Tawar)

Natural Resources, Energy and Water: Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man (Cheka)

Finance and Land: Hasanuddin Salim (Kuala Semantan) – Bernama, December 29, 2022

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