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| Panel wants to know first the issues to be raised by the Bar Council before deciding whether to meet |
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| Thursday, 18 October 2007 10:06am | |
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PRE-CONDITION DISCONCERTING
written by Stephen Tan Ban Cheng, Thursday, October 18 2007 12:25 pm
The pre-condition of the panel demanding to know the issues to be discussed before meeting the Bar Council representatives is most disconcerting. In fact, this turnaround seems to scale the height of arrogance when it is borne in mind that when first set up a day - yes on the 25th, just one day - before the "Walk for Justice" on Sept 26, 2007, it had said it would meet all parties.
A comment on the 3 wise men of the panel
written by Ganesh Sahathevan, Thursday, October 18 2007 04:50 pm
Nothing more than just MONKEYS!
written by Visvanathan Murugiah, Friday, October 19 2007 12:15 pm
Dear Ganesh,
Pre-conditions Unfair written by Edwin Rajasooria A/l Jayaratn, Friday, October 19 2007 04:26 pm
It is upsetting that the Independent Panel wishes the Council to set forth the issues before meeting members. Why impose such a pre-condition? Write comment
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KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs: In a letter dated October 10, in reply to Bar
Council’s letter of October 8, the Director-General of the Legal Affairs
Division of the Prime Minister’s Department, Datuk Abdullah Sani bin Abdul Hamid,
informed the Bar Council that he had been directed by the Chairman of the
Independent Panel To Verify The Authenticity Of The Video Clip, Tan Sri Haidar
Mohamad Noor that the Council should first state the issues to be discussed
before members of the Panel would make a decision whether to meet the Bar
Council. Abdullah Sani also requested that all these issues to be presented to
his Division for onward transmission to the Panel.
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Justice is always hard to come by - when dependant upon third parties.
Who are the beneficiaries of the 'non-communicative power'?
In its attempt to seek justice, I sincerely urge the Bar Council to hastily and speedily list down the issues to be discussed and forward them to the Director General of the Legal Affairs Division of the PM's Department as soon as possible - in order that members of the Independant Panel, when made aware of the issues, may decide whether or not, to lend them their ears!
Tan Peek Guat