KOTA KINABALU: The Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) into Sabah’s immigrant problem will resume its hearing on Monday.
RCI secretary Datuk Saripuddin Kasim said the inquiry will sit for eight days until May 29.
“The proceedings will take place from 9am at the Kota Kinabalu high court complex,” he said in a statement.
On June 1 last year, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced the setting up of the RCI, stressing that the Government was committed to resolving the issue which could affect the well-being of the people in the state.
On Sept 21, Najib handed over the appointment letters to the RCI chairman, former Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Tan Sri Steve Shim Lip Kiong (photo) and other commission members.
On March this year, Saripuddin said the Yang di-Pertuan Agong had consented to give a six month extension to the commission to come up with its findings.
memberi mandat kepada BN adalah pilihan rakyat yang terbaik.
ReplyDeleteUsaha kerajaan dalam isu RCI pasti akan membuahkan hasil yang poaitif
ReplyDeleteSemoga RCI melaksanakan tanggung jawab dengan baik untuk membuat siasatan yang wajar.
DeleteKerjasama banyak pihak diperlukan.
DeleteMasalah RCI ini tidak perlulah pembangkang risau. Kerajaan tahu apa yang mereka lakukan. Kalau mahu bising tunggu sendiri jadi Kerajaan itu pun kalau rakyat setujulah.
DeleteRCI berjaya ditubuhkan disebab oleh sokongan padu daripada KM sabah, DSP musa aman...bukannya disebabkan oleh pembangkang atau siapa2 pun...
DeleteJanji-janji Perdana Menteri DS Najib pasti ditunaikannya. Beliau sentiasa mengambil berat suara-suara rakyat Sabah.
ReplyDeletePerkataan "Tsunami Cina" tidak harus keluar dari PM.
DeleteSemoag Najib akan menunaikan perjanjian untuk menyelesaikan masalah yang seakan mempengaruhi perkembangan ekonomi.
DeleteI don't understand why is everyone is focusing too much on this "Chinese Tsunami". What we should focus on is bridging the racial gap that exist underneath the surface. I believe that the Prime Minister's effort in initializing the NATIONAL RECONCILIATION is a good point of rally. In order to sustain national unity and foster tolerance among Malaysia's multi-racial society one must reconcile the difference that has existed yet remain unspoken. I hope this effort will bear fruit in the future.
Deleteya, janji PM untuk mengambilberat suara rakyat Sabah. harap ini akan memberikan manfaat pada Sabah.
Deletepembangkang pula tidak habis2 memberi janji2 palsu dan kata2 kosong...manifesto bukannya janji kata pembangkang...
Deletesemoga RCI ini ada penutupannya
ReplyDeleteJangan menaruh teramat banyak harapan kepada RCI. Sebab takut nanti keewa juga.
DeleteKalau kita lihat pun sekarang ini isu ini hanyalah permainan untuk pembangkang mencari kesalahan kerajaan. Tapi tidak mudah seperti apa yang pembangkang sangkakan. RCI masih berjalan dan tidak perlulah membuat keputusan dan andaian sendiri.
Deleteanwar aljuburi tu hipokrit..tahun 1994 dialah punca RCI tidak dapat ditubuhkan...kalau tidak, sudah lama isu projek IC selesai...anwar patut dipersalahkan..
DeleteThe Credibility of Tan Sri Steve Shim Lip Kiong cannot be doubted as he was formerly Sabah and Sarawak chief justice. The proceedings will be done according to the just law practice.
ReplyDeleteBila agaknya kerajaan ini tidak difitnah lagi oleh macai-macai PenipuRakyat ini. Sudah RCI ditubuhkan oleh kerajaan disini pula mereka sudah spin isu. Kalau RCI tidak diluluskan cakap pula kerajaan penakut. Sebenarnya yang takut itu adalah PenipuRakyat.
Deletemacai2 PR/anwar kaki jubur tu semuanya bodoh...sama macam pemimpin diorang juga...kalau mau tahu anwar panik sudah tu...dia ingat RCI tidak akan ditubuhkan..sekali ditubuhkan, nah terus tu YB Jamban azmin ali meroyan dan merapu...
DeleteSiasatan RCI harus pada landasan yang betul.
ReplyDeleteJangan membiarkan isu PATI merunsingkan rakyat di Sabah.
ReplyDeleteisu pati ni sudah lama berlaku, sebab itulah penyelesaian diperlukan segera.
Deletejangan kau risau...ops besar-besaran akan dilakukan oleh kerajaan negeri tidak lama lagi..
DeleteSiapakah yang harus disiasat?
ReplyDeletesiapa lagi, anwar aljuburi lah...dengar2 dia lah ketua projek IC..
DeleteRCI meminta masa lebih, harus juga masa yang diberi menghasilkan sesuatu.
ReplyDeleteyang penting usaha berterusan harus dibuat untuk selesaikan masalah ini.
DeleteSemoga siasatan RCI tidak mengecewakan.
ReplyDeletesemua pasti mengharapkan hasil yang positif apabila RCI ini selesai kelak.
DeleteAdakah PATI dikaitkan dengan Tun M?
ReplyDeleteSabah dibanjiri begitu ramai PATI.
ReplyDeletedisebabkan kebanjiran pati inilah, langkah penyelesaian yang berkesan harus dicari. semoga RCI membuahkan hasil.
Deletedalam masa terdekat, kerajaan negeri sabah akan melancarkan ops besar-besaran dalam sejarah untuk membanteras PATI...jangan kau risau..yakin dengan kerajaan..
Delete“The proceedings will take place from 9am at the Kota Kinabalu high court complex,” he said in a statement.
ReplyDeleteSemoga semua dijalankan dengan wajar untuk menanggani isu PATI.
RCI secretary Datuk Saripuddin Kasim said the inquiry will sit for eight days until May 29.
ReplyDeleteKeadilan harus ditegakkan.
Moga-moga RCI dapat menegakkan kebenaran.
DeleteJangan lepaskan PATI yang tidak memenuhi syarat.
DeleteKeharmonian dan keamanan di Sabah harus dipeliharan.
ReplyDeletepasal tu lah nurul izzah disekat masuk sabah masa kamaatan...sebab dia mahu buat kecoh dengan penyokong2 PKR...
DeleteHak milik rakyat harus diutamakan.
ReplyDeletePATI tidak berhak menikmati hak kewarganegaraan
Deletekalau bukan kerana si anwar, RCI sudah ditubuhkan pada tahun 1994...aku rasa memang anwar ni dalang projek IC..kalau tidak masakan dia hingga menggunakan segala pengaruh dan kedudukan yang dia ada untuk blocked penubuhan RCI di mana dicadangkan oleh PBS kan..
DeleteSemoga semua dijalan lancar agar isu ini dapat ditanggani dengan baik. Huru hara seperti 6p amat mengecewakan.
ReplyDeleteIsu PATI tidak harus diperpanjangkan lagi. Golongan ini mengancam perkembangan.
DeleteSemoga prosiding RCI berjalan dengan lancar.
ReplyDeleteAntara kandungan manifesto BN ialah komitmen untuk melaksanakan cadangan Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja (RCI) bagi menangani pendatang haram, memelihara dan memperkenalkan ordinan tanah yang relevan dan mempertahankan keamanan serta keselamatan di bawah Kawasan Keselamatan Timur Sabah (ESSCOM).
ReplyDeleteya, ini terkandung dalam manifesto BN. semoga semua isu yang berlaku di Sabah akan diselesaikan dengan sebaiknya.
Deletesemoga RCI ini akan berjaya mencapai matlamatnya dan masalah pati akan berjaya diatasi sepenuhnya.
DeleteResponding to RCI panel member, Kuala Lumpur former police chief of Kuala Lumpur Datuk Henry Chin Poy Wu, he said the security threat not only came from foreigners but also local residents.
Deletekandungan buku jinga PR pula akan memberikan status penduduk tetap kepada semua pendatang asing seluruh negara jika anwar jadi PM..sialan..
DeleteRCI masih dalam perkembangan.
ReplyDeleteSiapakah punca utama kemasukan PATI?
ReplyDeletekerajaan negeri mahu buat ops besar-besaran banteras PATI, pembangkang pula seperti si joshua kong tidak suka...jadi mungkin puncanya ialah pembangkang...lagipun dalam buku jinga PR, ada disebut status penduduk tetap akan diberikan kepada pendatang asing kan..
DeleteDr. M sudah menafikan kaitan beliau dengan kemasukan PATI.
ReplyDeleteMasa yang mencukupi telah diberi kepada RCI, harap-harap keputusan juga menggalakkan.
ReplyDeleteSemoga kerajaan ikhlas suntuk selesaikan isu PATI.
ReplyDeletePATI membajiri keseluruhan negara. Mereka juga aktif dalam PRU13.
ReplyDeleteTidakkah Jabatan Pendaftaran dan Imigresen sudah disiasat?
ReplyDeleteThe RCI will overcome the major illegal immigrant problems by fair investigation. It is one of the federal and Najib's government effort to remefy the problem.
ReplyDeletekesanggupan kerajaan untuk mengadakan RCI menunjukkan usaha bersungguh untuk mengatasi masalah PATI yang berlaku selama ini.
ReplyDeleteI hope by the end of the day, RCI is able to find a solution to this problem.
DeletePercaya yang mana RCI akan menyelesaikan masalah ini sepenuhnya.
ReplyDeleteKehadiran PATI sudah pasti tidak disenangi sepenuhnya oleh rakyat.
ReplyDeleteThe PATI has caused more bad than good in our state. They are bad for our state.
DeleteKita patut yakin yang mana dengan penubuhan RCI ini akan mampu memberikan yang terbaik kepada rakyat di negeri Sabah ini.
ReplyDeleteSeperti yang kita tahu. Permintaan penubuhan RCI ini telah lama disuarakan namum yang pasti semasa pentadbiran Datuk Najib baru penyelesaian RCI ini dapat ditunaikan.
ReplyDeleteya, semoga RCI ini akan jadi penyelesaian terbaik.
DeleteKerajaan BN pasti akan memastikan masalah PATI dinegara ini terutama di Sabah akan dapat diselesaikan sepenuhnya.
ReplyDeleteLets Wait and See.......if anything can come out.....hope not wastage of Time,Monies only.
ReplyDeletePendengaran RCI sudah bersambung dan harap pendedahan demi pendedahan daripada saksi dapat membantu panel juri buat keputusan yang terbaik.
ReplyDeleteJusteru kita nantikan prosiding ini selesai dan jangan terllau cepat buat kesimpulan yang berat sebelah.
ReplyDeleteDatuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein cakap semua pihak perlu meneliti keseluruhan siasatan Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja (RCI) terhadap masalah pendatang tanpa izin di Sabah sebelum membuat sebarang kesimpulan.
ReplyDeleteBeliau berkata semua pihak tidak boleh membuat kesimpulan awal dengan hanya mendengar keterangan saksi yang telah memberi kenyataan dalam RCI sebab masih ramai lagi saksi yang belum memberi keterangan dan kredibiliti setiap saksi juga perlu dinilai.
ReplyDeletedalam banyak2 keterangan saksi RCI, paling tidak masuk akal ialah keterangan si dr chong...bulih2 dia tuduh musa dalang projek IC...sedangkan si anwar yang dalang...si dr chong mahu cover boss dia..
DeletePenubuhan RCI bukti BN komited tanggani masalah pati di Sabah namun masih ramai juga yang meragui keihklasan BN dalam menyelesaikan hal ini.
ReplyDeleteSaya harap penubuhan rCI tidak akan sia-sia dan buang masa. Pastikan prosiding dijalankan secara telus bagi menemukan kebenaran.
ReplyDeletesebelum ini kerajaan telah pun menyatakan komitmen untuk menyelesaikan isu pati.
ReplyDelete"We (police) have established why they landed in Lahad Datu. The RCI was not a reason for the intrusion," he said when replying to RCI panel member, Universiti Malaysia Sabah former vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Kamaruzaman Ampon.
ReplyDeleteHamza said the intrusion was an example of how the flood of illegal immigrants in Sabah could threaten the security of the state, because those involved had the support of their countrymen who had families or friends living in Sabah.
ReplyDelete"The intruders could enter the country because they had the support of local residents but those involved were not many," he said, responding to another panel member, former Sabah deputy chief minister and ex-Sabah Attorney General Tan Sri Herman J. Luping.
ReplyDeleteHamza, who was appointed as Sabah CP in 2010, also denied that the intruders were able to enter the state because they possessed identity cards.
ReplyDelete"I was involved in the Lahad Datu intrusion offensive since the early stage. I am 100 per cent confident that the intruders were Suluk who were illegals; they did not have any identity cards," he said, adding that the culprits were detained under the Security Offences Act (Special Measures Act) 2012 and had also been charged in court.
ReplyDeleteHowever, he said the establishment of the ESSCOM to safeguard the security and wellbeing of the people in Sabah would potentially prevent illegal entry by foreigners.
ReplyDeleteHamza also disagreed with Manoj's suggestion that the percentage of crimes committed by foreigners and the local people were at 50-50.
ReplyDelete"For example from January until December 2000, of the 1,258 arrests, only 151 involved Filipinos, 153 involved Indonesians and the remaining 934, local people," he said.
ReplyDeleteAsked by RCI chairman, former Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Tan Sri Steve Shim Lip Kiong on whether the police had sufficient logistics and manpower to combat crimes committed by illegal immigrants, Hamzah said they were presently adequate.
ReplyDeleteKOTA KINABALU: The exercise to recall Malaysian identity cards (IC) can ensure the integrity of the identification document, United Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation (UPKO president Tan Sri Bernard Dompok told the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on illegal immigrants
ReplyDeleteBased on a study conducted by UPKO, he said a competent authority could be appointed to verify the authenticity of the ICs.
“This body (competent authority) can be a special task force comprising officers or professionals from the private sector or even from the civil society movement.
ReplyDelete“Transparency must be assured. We can replace the ICs periodically and therefore, there should be no misgivings on the part of anyone to surrender his or her IC for the purpose of verification and after which, (they will be) reissued with a new one beyond reproach,” he told the five-member panel led by former chief judge of Sabah and Sarawak Tan Sri Steve Shim Lip Kiong.
Dompok said if all ICs in Sabah were recalled and replaced upon verification, the exercise would answer criticisms faced by the Election Commission on the contamination of the voters list.
ReplyDelete“Those who have obtained citizenship on the sly and become voters can be struck off the (voters) list immediately,” he said.
He said this was discovered during operations by the department, but denied any of the department personnel were involved in the issuance of the fake documents.
ReplyDeleteIn his capacity as ESSCOM director-general, which he assumed on April 1 this year, Mohammad said the agency’s role was to strengthen border control due to the fact that Sabah was close to two countries, Indonesia and the Philippines.
He also said that there were over 400 named and unnamed islands on the east coast that could be used for immigrants to enter the state and which could also be made hide-outs from the authorities.
ReplyDeleteAlso on the panel are former Universiti Malaysia Sabah vice-chancellor Datuk Dr Kamaruzzaman Ampon, former Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Henry Chin Poy Wu, former Sabah state secretary Datuk KY Mustapha and former deputy chief minister Tan Sri Herman J Luping, who is also former state attorney-general.
The inquiry takes a break and will resume on July 1-5.