Mesyuarat Khas Dewan Rakyat

Tarikh: 5 Mei 2025 (Isnin)
Masa: 11.00 Pagi
Tempat: Dewan Rakyat

Parlimen Malaysia

LANGSUNG: Mesyuarat Khas Dewan Rakyat | 5 Mei 2025

KUALA LUMPUR: Individu yang melaporkan secara terus sebarang maklumat salah laku kepada agensi penguat kuasa serta memenuhi kriteria dan syarat ditetapkan akan diberikan perlindungan sebagai pemberi maklumat.Pengarah Kanan Bahagian Perundangan dan Pendakwaan Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) Datuk Wan Shaharuddin Wan Ladin berkata ia adalah antara perkara penting yang perlu difahami oleh masyarakat selain tidak boleh mendedahkan maklumat kepada umum.Beliau berkata meskipun Akta Perlindungan Pemberi Maklumat 2010 melindungi pemberi maklumat daripada tindakan balas tidak wajar, ia hanya dapat dilaksanakan dengan syarat laporan dibuat mengikut prosedur yang sah kepada agensi penguat kuasa seperti SPRM dan Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM).“Ada yang berpendapat sesiapa sahaja yang mempunyai maklumat mengenai salah laku boleh memohon perlindungan sebagai pemberi maklumat atau whistleblower, tetapi hakikatnya tidak semudah itu.“Salah faham yang sering timbul ialah kepercayaan bahawa pemberi maklumat boleh mendedahkan maklumat secara umum contohnya kepada media atau media sosial sebelum memohon perlindungan. Ini adalah tanggapan yang salah,” katanya kepada Bernama.Beliau berkata selain itu, bagi mendapatkan perlindungan pemberi maklumat, laporan berkenaan juga perlu dibuat dengan niat baik dan bukannya bermotifkan dendam atau fitnah selain pemberi maklumat tidak terlibat dalam kesalahan yang dilaporkannya.“Seperti dalam Seksyen 11(1) Akta Perlindungan Pemberi Maklumat 2010, ia jelas menyatakan bahawa perlindungan boleh dibatalkan jika pemberi maklumat berkenaan didapati turut terlibat dalam salah laku yang didedahkan.“Ini bagi memastikan integriti pemberi maklumat dan mengelakkan mereka daripada menyalahgunakan status perlindungan sebagai ‘perisai’ untuk melindungi diri mereka daripada kesalahan yang dilakukan,” katanya.Beliau berkata walaupun undang-undang dapat melindungi pemberi maklumat, namun individu itu masih berdepan pelbagai cabaran termasuk dilabel sebagai ‘pengadu’ atau ‘pengkhianat’, kebimbangan terhadap ancaman dan diskriminasi selain kurangnya pemahaman mengenai prosedur sah untuk memohon perlindungan.Wan Shaharuddin berkata dalam usaha menggalakkan lebih ramai individu tampil membuat laporan berkaitan rasuah, kerajaan telah memperkenalkan insentif tunai dan pengiktirafan kepada penjawat awam yang melaporkan rasuah kepada SPRM sejak 2011.Beliau berkata setakat tahun lepas, sebanyak 514 penjawat awam telah menerima ganjaran melebihi RM1 juta dengan ganjaran tertinggi sebanyak RM100,000 pernah diberikan kepada seorang penjawat awam.Wan Shaharuddin berkata selain itu, bagi memperkukuh perlindungan pemberi maklumat, kerajaan telah membentangkan Rang Undang-Undang (RUU) Perlindungan Pemberi Maklumat (Pindaan) 2025 di Dewan Rakyat pada 6 Mac lepas.“Pindaan itu bertujuan memperkasakan lagi perlindungan kepada pemberi maklumat yang melaporkan salah laku terutamanya dalam sektor awam dan swasta berkaitan gejala rasuah yang dijangka memberikan perlindungan lebih komprehensif kepada pemberi maklumat termasuk perlindungan daripada tindakan memudaratkan dan kekebalan daripada tindakan sivil atau jenayah.“Pindaan ini diharapkan dapat menggalakkan lebih ramai individu untuk tampil melaporkan salah laku tanpa rasa takut,” katanya.

theSun Berita

Pemberi maklumat: Fahami prosedur perlindungan, jangan dedah kepada umum - SPRM

KUALA LUMPUR: Kerajaan digesa mengkaji semula cadangan usul mengenai Generasi Penamat (GEG) dan membentangkan semula Rang Undang-Undang (RUU) itu di Dewan Rakyat.

Berita Harian

MCA gesa RUU GEG dibentang semula di Dewan Rakyat

PETALING JAYA: Mesyuarat Kedua Penggal Keempat Parlimen Kelima Belas 2025 akan berlangsung selama 24 hari bermula 21 Julai ini. Minggu pertama akan membahaskan beberapa rang undang-undang (RUU) dan urusan kerajaan yang lain. Mengikut takwim di laman web Parlimen Malaysia, minggu kedua pada 28 sehingga 31 Julai akan meneruskan sesi perbahasan RUU baharu yang dibentangkan. Pembentangan ... 

Utusan Malaysia

Sidang Dewan Rakyat berlangsung 24 hari, RMK13 dibentang 31 Julai

Watch as Angela Rayner faced Chris Philp at PMQs on Wednesday (18 June), filling in for Sir Keir Starmer as he travels back from the G7 summit in Canada. As per convention, the opposition also nominates someone to stand in its leader’s place. The shadow home secretary will be replaced Kemi Badenoch at the despatch box today. The deputy prime minister faced questions from MPs in the Commons, with the grooming gangs national inquiry, which was announced on Saturday (14 June), at the forefront. This week’s PMQs came ahead of an announcement that HS2 is expected to be delayed by at least a further two years, with transport secretary Heidi Alexander telling MPs that there is “no reasonable way” to meet the 2033 target.

The Independent

Watch in full: Angela Rayner faces Chris Philp in PMQs as Starmer returns from G7 summit

SHAH ALAM: Bekas Timbalan Speaker Dewan Negara dihadapkan ke Mahkamah Sesyen di sini, hari ini, atas 20 pertuduhan menerima rasuah wang tunai berjumlah RM235,000 dan tiga kereta mewah berhubung projek tambak laut di Melaka. Bagaimanapun, tertuduh, Datuk Seri Mohamad Ali Mohamad, 61, mengaku tidak bersalah selepas semua pertuduhan dibacakan secara berasingan di hadapan Hakim Awang…

Buletin TV3

Bekas Timbalan Speaker Dewan Negara didakwa terima rasuah wang tunai, kereta mewah

PUTRAJAYA: The government is set to table the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) in the Dewan Rakyat on July 28,  says unity government spokesman Datuk Fahmi Fadzil.

New Straits Times

[UPDATED] Big plans ahead: 13MP to be tabled on July 28

SHAH ALAM: Seorang bekas Timbalan Yang Dipertua Dewan Negara mengaku tidak bersalah di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini atas 20 pertuduhan menerima rasuah berbentuk wang tunai berjumlah RM235,000 dan tiga kereta mewah bagi projek tambak laut di Melaka. Tertuduh, Datuk Seri Mohamad Ali Mohamad, 61, membuat pengakuan berkenaan selepas kesemua pertuduhan dibacakan secara berasingan di hadapan Hakim Awang Kerisnada Awang Mahmud. Mohamad Ali sebagai pengarah urusan sebuah syarikat pemaju didakwa dengan 17 pertuduhan menerima wang tunai secara rasuah berjumlah RM5,000 hingga RM20,000 dengan jumlah keseluruhan RM235,000 daripada seorang pengarah syarikat lain bergelar Datuk. Bagi tiga pertuduhan lain, dia didakwa menerima tiga kenderaan mewah jenis BMW730Li, Range Rover dan Bentley Flying Spur daripada individu sama. Ia sebagai upah untuk Mohamad Ali melantik syarikat itu menjadi kontraktor bagi menjalankan pembinaan dan penyiapan kerja-kerja penambakan dan semua kerja berkaitan di bawah projek ‘cadangan menambak laut seluas 100 ekar (40.5 hektar) di perairan kawasan Kota Laksamana, Melaka Tengah, Melaka’ bernilai RM45.1 juta untuk tujuan pembangunan bercampur.Kesalahan itu didakwa dilakukan di dua premis, masing-masing di Glenmarie dan Sungai Buloh, Selangor antara Januari 2017 hingga 20 Jan tahun ini, mengikut Seksyen 16(a)(A) Akta Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) 2009, yang boleh dihukum di bawah Seksyen 24 (1) akta sama yang memperuntukkan hukuman penjara maksimum 20 tahun dan denda. Pada prosiding hari ini, Timbalan Pendakwa Raya SPRM Datuk Ahmad Akram Gharib mencadangkan jaminan RM60,000 bersama seorang penjamin dan pasport diserahkan kepada mahkamah. Peguam Md Yunos Shariff yang mewakili Mohamad Ali bersetuju dengan jumlah berkenaan bagi kesemua 20 pertuduhan itu. Mahkamah kemudian membenarkan jumlah itu selain tertuduh dilarang berhubung dengan mana-mana saksi pendakwaan. Sebutan semula kes ditetapkan pada 24 Julai depan.

Bekas Timbalan Speaker didakwa terima rasuah projek tambak laut di Melaka

Former Dewan Negara Deputy Speaker accused of accepting RM235,000 bribes, three luxury cars A FORMER Deputy Speaker of the Dewan Negara was charged in the Shah Alam Sessions Court on 20 counts of accepting bribes totalling RM235,000 and three luxury ...

The Vibes

Former Dewan Negara Deputy Speaker accused of accepting RM235,000 bribes, three luxury cars

Seorang bekas Timbalan Yang Dipertua Dewan Negara mengaku tidak bersalah di Mahkamah Sesyen atas 20 pertuduhan menerima rasuah bagi projek tambak laut di Melaka.

Astro AWANI

Mohamad Ali didakwa menerima RM 235,000 dan tiga kereta mewah daripada individu sama bagi projek tambak laut di Melaka

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Bekas Timbalan Yang Dipertua Dewan Negara didakwa terima rasuah RM235,000, tiga kereta mewah

Watch live as Angela Rayner faces Chris Philp at PMQs on Wednesday (18 June), filling in for Sir Keir Starmer as he travels back from the G7 summit in Canada.

As per convention, the opposition also nominates someone to stand in its leader’s place. Chris Philp, shadow home secretary, will be replacing Kemi Badenoch in the dispatch box today.

The deputy prime minister will face down questions from MPs in the Commons, with the grooming gangs national inquiry which was announced on Saturday (14 June) likely to be at the forefront.

She could also be pressed on Labour's promise to “smash the criminal boat gangs”, as figures show that more than 1,700 migrants arrived in the UK in small boats last week.

This week’s PMQs comes ahead of an announcement that HS2 is expected to be delayed by at least a further two years, with transport secretary Heidi Alexander telling MPs that there is “no reasonable way to deliver” to meet the 2033 target.

The government is also publishing its Bill to reduce the welfare budget by £5billion, including controversial cuts to disability and sickness benefits.

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Live: Angela Rayner faces PMQs following grooming gangs report

SHAH ALAM: Former Dewan Negara deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Ali Mohamad claimed trial at the Sessions Court today to 20 charges of accepting bribes totalling RM235,000 and three luxury cars linked to a RM45 million land reclamation project in Melaka.

[UPDATED] Former Senate deputy president charged with accepting bribes, luxury cars

Speaker Johari says groundwater must be tapped to secure water supply amid pollution, climate change, and rising demand.

theSun

Policy on groundwater management urgently needed – Dewan Rakyat Speaker

JUNE 17 — At the Minister’s Question Time on February 25, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim told the Dewan Rakyat...

Malay Mail

Why ‘Turun Anwar’? — Hafiz Hassan

Watch live as prime minister Keir Starmer takes questions in parliament before UK finance minister Rachel Reeves announces  a highly-anticipated spending review.

Rachel Reeves will announce the outcome of the review at 12:30pm, as she sets out spending plans across all government departments for the years ahead.

Ms Reeves is expected to tell the Commons that her proposal will focus on "Britain's renewal" as she argues her priorities are "the priorities of working people".

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Live: Rachel Reeves delivers spending review pledging to make working people ‘better off'

Watch again as Rachel Reeves delivered her much-anticipated spending review on Wednesday (11 June) as the chancellor pledged to make working people “better off”. The spending review came after the government announced a massive expansion of who will receive winter fuel payments in a major U-turn following months of backlash. After weeks of speculation over what the changes would look like, it has now been confirmed that 9 million pensions will be eligible for the payment - a huge uplift from the 1.5 million pensioners who received the payment in winter 2024-25.

Watch: Rachel Reeves delivers spending review as chancellor pledges to make working people ‘better off’

Sir Keir Starmer has said he could “go on all morning” about Labour’s achievements in government - in his Prime Minister’s Questions speech, which started at 12 noon. The prime minister made the gaffe in his address to the Commons before Rachel Reeves delivered her much-anticipated spending review on Wednesday (11 June). The chancellor told the ministers the spending review “would invest in economic growth, creating jobs and backing British industry in all parts of the country”. She promised “investments in defence, protection of our borders, and energy security; and public services including health and education”.

Starmer says he could ‘go on all morning’ about Labour’s success -  in afternoon PMQs speech

Dewan Rakyat Speaker urges Youth Parliament to expand focus beyond youth leadership, aiming to cultivate future MPs and national leaders.

Youth Parliament’s role should be expanded to cultivate future national leaders - Speaker

Malaysian senators ensure that the country's laws are balanced by providing a layer of expertise that supports the democratic process.

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Sarah Pochin called on Sir Keir Starmer to ban burkas in “the interest of public safety” during Prime Minister Questions on Wednesday (4 June)

The new Reform MP used her first question in the Commons to ask the prime minister if he would follow in the footsteps of other countries and axe the face coverings.

She said: “Given the Prime Minister’s desire to strengthen strategic alignment with our European neighbours, will he, in the interests of public safety, follow the lead of France, Denmark, Belgium and others and ban the burqa?”

Her comment was met with jeers and outrage from fellow MPs.

Sir Keir responded by welcoming Ms Pochin before saying he “won’t follow her down that line” and then making a jab at Nigel Farage.

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‘Ban the burka!’ Labour erupt over new Reform MP’s question at PMQs

Rachel Reeves has hit back at critics as she insisted she will not raise major taxes to cover spending plans and vowed to reverse winter fuel cuts this winter.

The chancellor unveiled a £15.6 billion package to upgrade public transport networks in the North and Midlands on Wednesday, and was pressed a number of times on the manifesto pledge not to increase income tax, VAT or national insurance.


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Live: Starmer faces Badenoch at PMQs after Reeves vows winter fuel U-turn

Watch live as Sir Keir Starmer faces Kemi Badenoch at PMQs on Wednesday (4 June), days after unveiling the UK's defence strategy for the next decade. On Monday (2 May), the prime minister announced his Strategic Defence Review with the aim to move the UK to “warfighting readiness”. The government said that it will increase defence spending to 2.5% of gross domestic product from April 2027. Sir Keir also announced plans to build up to 12 new attack submarines which will replace the current fleet from the late 2030s onwards, and also confirmed that £15billion will be spent on its nuclear warhead programme.

Watch live: Starmer faces Badenoch at PMQs after Reeves vows winter fuel U-turn

Rais Yatim says senators are neither elected by the people nor directly representing their political parties.

FMT News

Anti-hopping law irrelevant for Dewan Negara, says ex-president

Trio say they are interested as the constitutional issues to be argued in the High Court on Tuesday will also be raised in the Dewan Rakyat.

Opposition MPs seek to observe PM’s reference application court proceedings

The real draw is the quiet private room in the back where the omakase experience takes place by TARA MULHOLLAND  ROUCOU is a cheese omakase and bar that recently opened on Aberdeen Street opposite PMQ, and is the creation of Jeremy Evrard, former manager of Caprice and Upper Modern Bistro

The Malaysian Reserve

Roucou takes cheese lovers on omakase odyssey

MOSCOW: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, may visit Russia in August for the first time, Dewan Negara Deputy President Senator Nur Jazlan Mohamed said on Tuesday, reported Sputnik/RIA Novosti.

King may make first Russia visit in August

Currently bill is awaiting YDPA’s consent after passed by Dewan Negara on Feb 26 and Senate on March 19

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