KUALA LUMPUR, WED (Updated: 3:01pm):
SABAH People Progressive Party (SAPP) president Datuk Yong Teck Lee said the party is not pulling out from the Barisan Nasional but has called for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to step dowe because they do not have confidence in his leadership.
Yong said the party would make its stand known in Parliament on June 23.
Two SAPP MPs will table a vote of "no confidence" on June 23. The party's supreme council will meet on Friday to discuss its membership in the Barisan Nasional.
The SAPP is making its stand now before the window of opportunity closes in August when the nation’s attention switches to the MCA and UMNO elections, the fasting month, public examinations and other year-end events.
The momentum is now on for Sabah to recover its autonomy, besides getting the 20 per cent of oil royalty and the return of Labuan.
SABAH People Progressive Party (SAPP) president Datuk Yong Teck Lee said the party is not pulling out from the Barisan Nasional but has called for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to step dowe because they do not have confidence in his leadership.
Yong said the party would make its stand known in Parliament on June 23.
Two SAPP MPs will table a vote of "no confidence" on June 23. The party's supreme council will meet on Friday to discuss its membership in the Barisan Nasional.
The SAPP is making its stand now before the window of opportunity closes in August when the nation’s attention switches to the MCA and UMNO elections, the fasting month, public examinations and other year-end events.
The momentum is now on for Sabah to recover its autonomy, besides getting the 20 per cent of oil royalty and the return of Labuan.
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