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Universiti Teknologi Mara Faculty: Diploma in Public Administration Science and Policy Studies Programme code: AM110 Course: Malaysian Politics Course code: PAD270 Title: The National front retained its major victory in the 11th Sarawak state election. Based on result, analyses the national front’s manifesto and winning factor. Prepared by: Nur Irmawani Binti Muhammmad Talim Muhammad Azrul Bin Amrang

Group: AM1104C Prepared for: Madam Zarina Mohd Zain Date of Submission: 4 August 2016

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Table of content

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1.0 Introduction

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2.0 History of Sarawak 2.1 History of National’s Front 2.2 History of Party Pesaka Bersatu Bumiputera (PBB) 3.0 15 manifesto of Sarawak

2-3 3-6 6-7

4.0 Result for PRN 11th Sarawak state election

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5.0 winning’s Factor of National’s front

15-17

6.0 Conclusion

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7.0 references

19

8-13

1.0 Introduction State level elections are to fulfil the membership in the state legislative assemblies (Dewan Undang Negeri) for each state. The head of executive branch is Menteri Besar/ Ketua Menteri to represent their state. Those have king in their state the executive will be Menteri Besar and other state that have no king such as Sabah and Sarawak they will be Chief Minister. Both have the same power to govern the government in their state. (Rachagan, S. Sothi (1993). Law and the Electoral Process in Malaysia, p. 12. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press) According to the state constitution Yang di-Pertua Negeri of Sarawak shall appointed the chief minister to become member of legislative assembly and to preside over the cabinet. Chief minister must have confidence of majority of the member in state assembly and must not Malaysian citizen by natural or by registration. The Yang di-Pertua Negeri on the chief minister advice shall not appoint more than four ministers among the member of the legislative assembly. (Rachagan, S. Sothi (1993). Law and the Electoral Process in Malaysia, p. 12. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press) Might have other resignation circumstances that will happen such as have been defeated in an election or the death of a chief minister, therefore the Yang di-Pertuan Negeri will generally appoint new chief minister by the governing party as their new leader. (Rachagan, S. Sothi (1993). Law and the Electoral Process in Malaysia, p. 12. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press).

2.0 History The first legislative assembly in Sarawak was formed during the rule of the King White which in The General Council of the Kingdom of Sarawak was convened on 8 September 1867 by Charles Brooke, and James Brooke, then the Kings of Sarawak. Its members were chosen from local leaders who were thought to be capable of assisting Brooke in administering the kingdom. The first met council was in Bintulu. It continued to function even after Sarawak was given to the British Empire in 1946. Since 1963, when Sarawak joined with Malaya, Singapore and Sabah to form the Federation of Malaysia, in line with the federal and state constitutions, the members of the Assembly have been elected representatives. Then the Assembly originally had 48 seats. Then increase to 56 in 1985, to 62 in 1985 and to 71 in 2005. In 2014 the Assembly passed a Bill to take the number of constituencies to 82. It has a huge number of seats than any other state assembly in Malaysia. (article: History state Sarawak at a glance by: Abdul Aziz Harun BERNAMA). In history of Sarawak is the only state in Malaysia that held election separately from the general election. However in 1970 and 1974 the state held the election and parliamentary constituencies simultaneously the situation change in 1978. During the general election the general election join the race for parliamentary seats. Then Sarawak decided to hold state election a year later due a group led member of the legislative assembly Repok chong and Siew Chiang, their left the SUPP in Coalition government to form the DAP Sarawak, therefore, because of internal problem Sarawak, their start their direct election separately with other country in Malaysia a year later that is on 1979. When on that time the Chief minister is Tan sri Abdul Rahman Yaakub make their decision to make election separately since that year. (article: History state Sarawak at a glance by: Abdul Aziz Harun BERNAMA)

This are the list of chief minister Sarawak , where the first chief minister was Stephen Kalong Ningkan was born in 1920 and death in 1997. Represent political party of Sarawak alliance (SNAP) from 22 July 1963 until 23 September 1966. Next, second chief minister was Tawi sli was born in year 1912 and death in1987. Represent Sarawak Alliance (PESAKA) from 7 September 1966 until 7 July 1970.Next, the third chief minister is Abdul Rahman Ya’kub which is the Sarawak alliance Parti Pesaka Sarawak Bersatu (PBB) which under Barisan Nasional. He was born in 1928 and died in 2015. He was represent as the chief minister from 7 July 1970 until 26 March 1981. Then, the next Abdul Taib Mahmud born in 1936 until now and represent under the Barisan Nasional (PBB) from 26 march 1981 until 28 February 2014 was the longest holding title in chief Minister in Sarawak. Last but not least, the latest chief minister was Adenan Satem also Barisan Nasional (PBB) been represent from 28 February 2014 until now. From the background of the chief minister we can see that most of the longest ruling party was Barisan Nasional which is National front of Malaysia. Therefore, we can see people in Sarawak belief in Barisan Nasional and vote them as their leader. (article: History state Sarawak at a glance by: Abdul Aziz Harun BERNAMA)

2.1 History and Background of Barisan Nasional The Alliance or now known as National front and Barisan Nasional is a unique political formula for Malaysia. This is because the formula has succeed in uniting Malaysia from various different religion, culture and ethnic group to become a race that is strong, successful and has vision to bring Malaysia more successful. (Rachagan, S. Sothi (1993). Law and the Electoral Process in Malaysia, p. 12. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press)

Barisan Nasional also known as the Alliance which formation of the confederated Malay State people’s political party to gain independence from the British Colonial rule. This concept was initiated by the Malays who were united under the UMNO president, Tuanku Abdul Rahman Putra for the one main reason which is to claim independent for the confederated Malay state. (Cheah Boon Kheng (2002). Malaysia: The Making of a Nation. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. pp. 147–148) After realising the difficulties in struggling for independence, the Malays (UMNO) invite in the non- Malay to ensure the claim of freedom who reflect more of total movement. Although, Chinese and Indian who set aside racial belief was later joined the movement majority objective and they united with the Malays under the alliance banner, using the ‘Kapal Layar’ symbol. (Cheah Boon Kheng (2002). Malaysia: The Making of a Nation. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. pp. 147–148) The Malays realise they must have the political party as a vehicle for their struggle and the birth of UMNO on 11th may 1946 was a result of combination of other races. Thus, the other races felt that they too needed political parties for them to be heard. As a result, political movement of races in Malaya spreaheaded by Tunku and Tan Cheng Lock founded the alliance (PERIKATAN) the merge of UMNO and MCA. The Alliance’s first test was the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council’s election in 1952 which the alliance was get huge won. The Alliance contested in the first general Election on 27th July 1955 and won 51 out of 52 seats contested and the Alliance give the mandate to form the first government with Tunku Abdul Rahman as the first chief Minister. He later named the first cabinet minister which consisted of leader from various different race in Malaysia. (Cheah Boon Kheng (2002). Malaysia: The Making of a Nation. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. pp. 147–148).

This party succeeded in freeing Malaya from British Colonial and ruled the independent Malaya until today. It was also able to free Sabah and Sarawak from British through Malaysia.

(http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/web/guest/penubuhan-malaysia-16-september-

1963.) Then later Tunku Abdul Rahman was give the ideology to form a Malaysia that include Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei and Singapore to form the Malaysia and become one country, because on that particular time their aim to limitation the communist ideology. (http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/web/guest/penubuhan-malaysia-16-september-1963.) Before Tunku Abdul Rahman announced the approval of the formation of Malaysia, in Sarawak there are only two political organizations of Sarawak United Peoples Party (SUPP) leaders Ong Kee Hui, the majority of Chinese population and Parti Negara Sarawak (PANAS) headed by Commissioner Abang Haji Mustapha whose members are the Malays. Then Iban also establish Sarawak National Party (SNAP) under the leadership of Stephen Ningkan.(http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/web/guest/penubuhan-malaysia-16-september1963.) After the announcement was made the political parties in the state its began to grow tremendously as Barisan Rakyat Jati Sarawak (BERJASA) led by Abdul Rahman and Abdul Talib Mahmud, was originally proposed establishment of Malaysia does not get support political party in Sarawak, particularly SUPP concerned with form new colonization of Sarawak and SNAP are concerned the non-Malays and natives lose its identity. There is also the party that wants to be an independent state before joining the idea and fear of Sarawak's economy is dominated by the Central Government. But after a visit to Tunku Abdul Rahman in June 1961 to Sarawak, in October 1962 all the political parties except the party had agreed to join the Alliance (Barisan Nasional) in Sarawak and support efforts on the ground to

accelerate the independence of Sarawak, increase investment and development of agricultural industry, offset the amount and the growth rate in Sarawak. With support from the state finally

agreed

to

join

together

in

the

process

of

establishing

Malaysia.

(http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/web/guest/penubuhan-malaysia-16-september-1963.) As 16th September 2010 Barisan Nasional has 13 members including PBB (Parti Pesaka Bersatu Rakyat Sarawak), PRS (Parti Rakyat Sarawak), SPDP (Sarawak People’ Democratic Party),

and

last

but

not

least,

SUPP

(Sarawak

United

People’s

Party)

(http://www.arkib.gov.my/en/web/guest/penubuhan-malaysia-16-september-1963.)

2.2 History and background of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Sarawak. Parti Pesaka Bersatu (PBB) is one of the group members of National front that represent Barisan Nasional in Sarawak. Its currently the largest political party in Sarawak with strongholds only in the rural area’s the party is the one of the constituent of the ruling Barisan Nasional. (Syam, M.F (2012). In Domination and Contestation: Muslim Bumiputera Politics in Sarawak). PBB party was form from the combination of three parties in Sarawak which is Parti Negara Sarawak (PANAS), Barisan Rakyat Jati Sarawak (BARJASA) and Parti Anak Sarawak (PESAKA). The formation of the party to purpose improvement of live hood and protect the right of the Son of soil (Bumiputera) in any field such as politics, economy and social. . (Syam, M.F (2012). In Domination and Contestation: Muslim Bumiputera Politics in Sarawak).

The formation of PBB party is to ensure the domination of Muslim bumiputera in Sarawak politics. Therefore, PANAS and BARJASA initiated a plan to combine after a few months when the local council election of Sarawak in 1963. Initially, both parties were willing to dissolve themselves in order to allow UMNO to enter the Sarawak. But, the UMNO not interested accepting non-Malays bumiputera as member. Therefore, the Malaysian Federation government recommended that the two parties combine to form separate parties. Then, the Party Bumiputera was formed on 30 th March 1968 and Abang Ikhwan Zaini was elected as president Bumiputera and Mancu Haji Bujang as Vice President. . (Syam, M.F (2012). In Domination and Contestation: Muslim Bumiputera Politics in Sarawak). Next, Bumiputera party was already started its negotiation with PESAKA party about the merge of the parties in 1968. However, PESAKA party did not accept the idea because their afraid that the Muslim bumiputera members will dominate the new party. Then, PESAKA decided to join Sarawak Alliance without merge with Bumiputera Party in to preserve their dominance in Sarawak Politics. However in 1970 state election PESAKA party only won 8 seats as compared to 12 seats by Bumiputera Party and another 12 seats by SNAP. PESAKA was not able to nominate Tawi sli as their chief minister. Therefore another negotiation was held between PESAKA party and Bumiputera party in 19 th September and both side agreed to merged on 5th January 1973. Then the Party Pesaka Bersatu Bumiputera (PBB) was officially registered on 30th April 1973 and the party was divided into two wings which the first wing Bumiputera is represent Malays, Melanau, Kendayan, Jati Mereik, and Orang Ulu. Another wing is PESAKA which represent Bidayuh and Iban people. . (Syam, M.F (2012). In Domination and Contestation: Muslim Bumiputera Politics in Sarawak).

3.0 National Front’s Manifesto Sarawak Barisan Nasional launched a people- centered 15-point manifesto for the 11th state election aimed at safeguarding the interests of the people in the states. The manifesto themed ‘Give Team Adenan A Chance’, lays out BN’s promises to the people to achieve more peaceful, progressive and prosperous Sarawak. The manifesto was launched by Sarawak BN chairman Tan Sri Adenan held at the Party Pesaka Bersatu Bumiputera (PBB) headquarters of the May 7. The Chief Minister and PBB president said the Barisan Nasional (BN) had proven that it did not make empty promises to gained the people’s trust. The document lists the achievements of the Sarawak government under Adenan who became Chief Minister in 2014 and was introduced 53 principles and initiatives for the benefit of the people and the state. The manifesto is available in Malay, English, Chinese and Iban so easier to others to read this are 15 objectives that stated, (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016BM.pdf)

1. Uphold the rights of Sarawak and its people We

are committed to protect the rights of citizens as enshrined in Sarawak Federal

Constitution, Malaysia Agreement 1963, Report of the Committee Intergovernmental (IGC) and the Cobbold Commission Report. We were successful in the first phase of negotiations with the Federal Government about empowerment, and strengthen the governance of the State. We will continue the second phase of negotiations involving matters legislative and third phase involving financial matters .We will also continue negotiations to increase royalty payments oil and gas from 5 % to 20 % for Sarawak. . (pbb.org.my/wpcontent/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

2. Safeguard the peace and harmony of the state Harmony and peace are the way of life of the people of Sarawak and BN Government. Sarawak will ensure there is no negative element ruin. Hence, To protect the security and harmony in Sarawak, we will not hesitate to use immigration law to avoid the actions of the extremists and negative elements. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016BM.pdf)

3. Preserve the Sarawak culture, heritage and beliefs We will continue to strengthen the practice of mutual respect among multi-ethnic society and allow each individual to practice each religion as that already stated in federal constitution all races can practice their own religion and Islam as the official religion in Malaysia. Next, Maintain the diversity is our strength and we will continue to maintain unity and harmony for peace and progress and prosperity. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto2016-BM.pdf)

4. Guarantee people’s rights over their land We continue to protect the people's rights to their land. Also look of all NCR land perimeter survey, and will carry out a survey of the individual so that the land titles issued to all individual lots. The presentation of land titles in Kuching Line. (pbb.org.my/wpcontent/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf).

5. Protect and conserve the natural environment

We will continue to protect the natural environment through enforcement effectively and adopting the latest technology. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016BM.pdf)

6. Improve the welfare of the less-fortunate. We are committed to gazette at least 10 % of the land area state as Protected Area Fully (TPA). Sarawak set a target to have at least one million hectares of landfill by the year 2020. As a caring government, we are committed to improving the quality lives of the less fortunate in the community and will not be let them drop out of the social safety net. (pbb.org.my/wpcontent/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

7. Provide more affordable housing for low and middle income groups. Continue Providing More Affordable Held for Low Income Group. We will simplify the eligibility for allowing more Sarawakians to have affordable house. Within the next five years, we set a target to build 15,000 houses under the PR1MA , Rumah Mampu Milik (RMM) , Progaram Perumahan Rakyat (PPR) and Rumah Mesra Rakyat (RMR). Program Bantuan Rumah (PBR). We will continue to refurbish homes or build a new home for the poor. 3,678 housing units will be built or rehabilitated in 2016 in Under the PBR. Kediaman PR1MA. Quality affordable homes will be built under the project PR1MA. The project target groups are those earning simple. House prices offered is up to 20 % more lower than price market. Skim Pembesaran Kampung and also provide many residential lots under the Scheme Village Expension. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

8.

Accelerate

the

development

of

roads

and

telecommunications, and the supply of piped water and electricity. The largest infrastructure project in Sarawak Pan Borneo Highway as far as 1,089 km will connecting Telok Melano, Lundu in the south and Merapok , Lawas in the north .Next, we will also build more bridges and feeder roads in the next five years and improve network coastal road through construction Batang Sadong bridge and Batang Lupar Bridge and will Build 1,625 km of new roads also Supply 39,000 new households with electricity 24 hours for increase coverage to 98 % of home in Sarawak and Provide treated water to 79,000 new household therefore, to increase coverage to 96 % of home in Sarawak ; and Increase broadband coverage to 95 % in the state. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BNManifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

9. Enhance accessibility to health services. We are committed to improving infrastructure and access to services better health in urban and rural city .Within the next five years, we will have a ratio of 1 doctor for every 400 patients. The ratio of doctors to patients: 2010-1 doctor for every 2,000 patients and 2015-1 doctor for every 980 patients. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016BM.pdf)

10. Increase participation of women in socio-economic activities. We are committed to enhance the role of women in the field industry and commerce and in national development .In 2015, more than 20 % post –makers decisions held by women. We will ensure that this percentage will increase at the state leveland a federal future and abolish all

laws

and

policies

that

discriminate

against

women.

(pbb.org.my/wp-

content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

11. Recognize and develop the potential of youths. We recognize that youths the leaders of the future. Therefore, Youth in Sarawak will be given more opportunities in the field in term of Education, business, work and social activities, by involving them in programs development that will provide later . (pbb.org.my/wpcontent/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

12. Advance education and technical training • Within the next five years, we will build more centers technical skills and education center Centre of Technical Excellence (CENTEXS) skills development center in Sarawak their provide such Industrial Training Institute (ILP) that provide the all SPM graduate that not achieve their result can further their study in skill in industry such as certificate in electrical and welding. Therefore, the people can have their own skill to open up the business or etc. Next, they provide Maktad Rendah Sains MARA (MRSM) to produce more intellectual students in Sarawak. They also will add 16 primary schools and 6 secondary schools in rural areas and urban areas this some mechanism to develop education to all people in Sarawak

and upgrade and repair 34 primary and secondary schools so the students will be more comfortable to study. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

13. Create more job opportunities for Sarawakians. We have a comprehensive Development Plan for transform the state economy through the development of the manufacturing sector, services and agriculture. Through SCORE alone, over one million new jobs will be created 2030 in which more than 50 % are skilled jobs and semi-skilled worker. By Program GETS, Graduate Program Enhancement Training Sarawak (GETS) for three years from 2016 to 2018 will be trained so that 5,000 diploma holder and degree who are unemployed for improve their chances get a job. (pbb.org.my/wpcontent/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

14. Develop a conducive business environment for investment and entrepreneurship. We are committed to providing a friendly environment for business investors and entrepreneurs through political and economic stability in the country with a planned program of industrialization, we will provide more business opportunities and employment as well as creating

an ecosystem more good for business

development. (pbb.org.my/wp-

content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf)

15. Industrialise the state through manufacturing, tourism and rural transformation. Sarawak BN government has approved an allocation development of RM20 billion under the 11th Malaysia Plan, in addition to from the provisions of the Federal Government. Of these, we allocate RM1.5 billion for projects Rural Transformation (RTP). We will promote and

attract more investments in Downstream manufacturing sector in SCORE Transform Bintulu as a petro chemical hub in the region and High-tech industries in Sama Jaya Free Industrial Zone. (pbb.org.my/wp-content/uploads/.../BN-Manifesto-2016-BM.pdf

4.0 Result 11th Sarawak State Election. Based on result 11th Sarawak election that was involve 82 seats state legislative assembly. Two of the seats was won by Barisan Nasional without opposed. Next, only 12 days were given for the campaign period since 25 April after the nomination the representative for every constituency. Also show the 1.13 million registered voter with 1754 voting places and the voter

can

vote

for

their

representative

during

the

election

day.

(http://www.mysumber.com/keputusanrasmiterkiniprusarawak2016pilihanrayanegeriprn11 html) On Sarawak state election Barisan Nasional (BN) put all the nomination in 82 seats, PKR with 40 nomination, DAP with 31 nomination, Amanah with 13 nomination, PAS with 11 nomination, Parti reformasi Negeri 10 nomination, Parti Bangsa Dayak Sarawak Baru 5 nomination and Calon Bebas 36 nomination. (http://www.mysumber.com/keputusanrasmiterkiniprusarawak2016pilihanrayanegeriprn11. html)

As the result Barisan Nasional won 72 seats , Parti Perikatan Rakyat (PKR) with 3 seats , DAP with 7 seats and others like PAS, AMANAH and BEBAS got zero seat. This show the huge winning for Barisan Nasional as their win 72 seats out of 82 seats this also show the

people

in

Sarawak

believe

Barisan

Nasional

as

their

leader.

(http://www.mysumber.com/keputusanrasmiterkiniprusarawak2016pilihanrayanegeriprn11 html)

5.0 WINNING FACTOR OF NATIONAL FRONT AT PRN SARAWAK 1 The leadership of Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem Successful bridging the gap strife among BN component parties in Sarawak. Since taking over the governance of the State of the Tun Abdul Taib Mahmud in February 2014, Adenan had time for two more years to reach voters. The message he wanted to deliver is very clear; development, autonomy (decision-making), education, good governance 'respect' to all ethnic and religious groups be the main pillars of his leadership. According to Zahid, Adenan has implemented 53 major decisions during the two years of his administration. Speaking at the same event, Adenan just ask one term from voters to prove what he can do for the state. The reforms carried out so far as the renegotiation of oil royalty rates by the central government, with the abolition of tolls, land tax losses, the North Borneo Highway and so it was well received by voters in Sarawak. That is why in most of the areas he visited, the aura that is felt not like a political campaign, but rather a friendly session between the leaders and the people. (.http://wartadaily.com.my/faktor-kemenanganpilihanraya-negeri-sarawak.)

2. Bahasa Malaysia remains as the national language, English as second language. Emphasizing the use of English in Sarawak is not intended that the state government ignored the language of Malaysia, said Minister of Welfare, Women and Family Development Datuk Fatimah Abdullah. Instead, she explained that Malaysia will remain a national language in Sarawak while the English as a second language. In fact, he also stressed that the emphasis was

bilingual

in

Sarawak

will

not

cause

a

split

in

society.

(.http://www.theborneopost.com/2015/11/26/bahasa-malaysia-tetap-bahasa-kebangsaaninggeris-kedua/)

3. Recognize the use of the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) and approved an allocation of RM3 million for a private school in Sarawak. Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) has received recognition from the state government as a qualification for entry into the state civil service and state public university, University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS). Senator Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian said Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem has given approval for recognizing examination certificates standard for Chinese secondary schools that are also on a part with the Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM). Chief Minister Adenan Satem today reiterated his commitment to the development of Chinese independent schools, especially in Sarawak. He said in 2014, the state government gave RM3 million to the Sarawak United Association of Private Chinese Secondary School Management Board to be distributed to the 14 Chinese private schools in the state, and this

year

the

funding

would

amount

to

RM5

million..

(http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2016/02/04/adenan-to-continuedeveloping-independent-chinese-schools)

4. Abolish the use of the term "other people" in all documents and official forms as there are more than 32 ethnic groups in Sarawak and they cannot be referred to as "other race". The use of the term ' other races ' to refer Sarawak Bumiputeras in all documents and official forms repealed, effective immediately, said Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. The abolition of the term ' other races ' to represent ethnic groups in Sarawak in documents and official forms is between 53 principles and actions undertaken by Adenan the Chief Minister of Sarawak since in February 2014. (KOTA SAMARAHAN, April 16 (Bernama) )

6.0 Conclusion As the conclusion we can see that National’s Front (Barisan Nasional) won the state election because their locality chief minister Adenan Satem itself came from Sarawak and represent their constituent. In fact, he also implements 53 major decisions during the two years of his administration this fulfill the Barisan Nasional Slogan “JANJI DITEPATI”. Next, Maintain

the Malay language as their main language and English become the second language. This show how national front very consent about culture and language in Sarawak that have been use since our great grandparent. This show that how Barisan Nasional can tackle the situation that been issued in Sarawak. Barisan Nasional have uniqueness in the political party such as every member of their political party that join in Barisan Nasional represent their own culture and ethnic for example Parti Pesaka Bersatu Bumiputera (PBB) that combination people of Sarawak such Iban, Melanau and Malay under Barisan Nasional. The United in National front show that their can make major winner in the next election.

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