.bersihofficial tells Sabah politicians to stop squabbling over state leadership or risk financial losses
He said Bersih is most concerned about Sabah passing the anti-hopping Bill, claiming the state has intentionally delayed adopting the law to strengthen its own position to allow crossovers from other parties.“We’re closely following the states that are dragging their feet over this matter. We want to once again renew our urging for these states to enact laws. At the moment Sabah is the state we’re most concerned about.
He said Hajiji is constitutionally no longer qualified to hold the position as he no longer commanded the majority of state assembly, and that he, was misleading the Registrar of Societies by claiming he was a member of GRS. Bersih said this continued tug of war, impacted their ability to pass the state anti-hopping bill and in turn would affect business opportunities and shy away investors from coming into the state to conduct business.
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