Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Accepts No-Contest Motion for Top Five Posts
The Supreme Council of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) has accepted a no-contest motion from all 82 branches in Sarawak for its top five positions at its upcoming general assembly, scheduled from February 14 to 16.
Uncontested Positions
The uncontested positions are those of the party president, deputy presidents, and two senior vice-presidents, according to PBB secretary-general Alexander Nanta Linggi. The nomination forms for seven vice-presidents and 30 elected members of the Supreme Council will be distributed in the coming days.
"The meeting has decided that the secretariat will issue the nomination letters, and nominations will close one week before the party’s general assembly," he said.
Current PBB Leadership
The current PBB president is Abang Johari Openg, who is also the premier of Sarawak. The deputy presidents are Douglas Uggah Embas and Awang Tengah Ali Hasan, who are also deputy premiers. The two senior vice-president posts are held by deputy prime minister Fadillah Yusof and Stephen Rundi, Sarawak’s food industry, commodities and rural development minister.
General Assembly Details
Nanta, who is also the works minister, said 3,213 delegates and observers are expected to attend the general assembly. For the first time, the general assembly, which will be officiated by Abang Johari, will also be attended by the party’s youth wing, with members aged between 18 and 28.
Conclusion
The no-contest motion for the top five positions in PBB demonstrates the party’s commitment to unity and stability. The upcoming general assembly is expected to be a significant event, with a large number of delegates and observers attending. The party’s youth wing will also be represented, marking a new era of inclusivity and diversity.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the PBB’s no-contest motion for?
The no-contest motion is for the top five positions in the party, including the president, deputy presidents, and two senior vice-presidents. - Who is expected to attend the general assembly?
3,213 delegates and observers are expected to attend the general assembly. - What is unique about this year’s general assembly?
For the first time, the party’s youth wing will be represented, with members aged between 18 and 28 attending.