Labuan Bersatu wants political appointees to step down | Malay Mail

Labuan Bersatu wants political appointees to step down

The logo of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia is seen in this file picture taken December 29, 2018. — Picture by Miera Zulyana

He said this after praising the decision of five members of the Labuan Corporation’s Advisory Council led by Labuan Member of Parliament , Datuk Rozman Isli, to resign from their positions, describing the move as in keeping with the transition in power taking place within the government. “Datuk Rozman, as chairman of the Labuan Corporation’s Advisory Council and the four other council members made a decision which was expected of them, and it was a professional act.

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