KUCHING: Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) will not support a coalition that includes DAP in the ongoing political crisis, says Tan Sri James Masing.
The Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister said this was one of the conditions the ruling state coalition will consider when it meets on Sunday to decide who to back as prime minister.
Masing said this was because of DAP’s"administrative arrogance", adding that the party did whatever it pleased without listening to others. "It was irresponsible of Lim as Finance Minister to say that. That to us is administrative arrogance," he said. He said GPS wanted the Malaysia Agreement 1963 to be included in the Federal Constitution and that Sarawak be given a larger share of revenue from its oil and gas.
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