MCA leader barks up the wrong tree!

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The sexist MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek has done it again. According to the recent report, Dr Chua had challenge all Pakatan Rakyat state governments to recognize the United Examination Certificate (UEC) holders and hire them into the states' civil service.

Well, we would not know if he really doesn't know it or he is just pretending not to know it, or is he merely listening to Umno's instruction in order to confuse the Chinese community.

We are glad that Penang Chief Minister and DAP Secretary-General Lim Guan Eng had came to educate Dr Chua on his ignorance. Pakatan state governments cannot accept eligible UEC holders into the state civil service as these proceedings are currently bound by the rules set by the BN controlled federal level Public Service Commission (JPA).

So, if Dr Chua wants the Pakatan state government to recognize the UEC qualifications and admit them into their state civil services, he must first pull MCA out of BN and throw their support over to Pakatan Rakyat in order to gain power at Putrajaya.

Only after Pakatan gains Putrajaya, then will the UEC be able to gain its recognition and allow entry into any civil service sector, once the JPA's rules and regulations are being revamped.

Dr Chua, do you now understand how all these work?

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