Dr Helen Ting of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysias Institute for Malaysian and International Studies said the problem was the weak political culture, where politicians do not care about how the public perceive them, even when they appear to be inconsistent. They are not shy to do that when they feel that their political survival is at stake. So, the priority is their survival, not principles, and not the feeling that ‘it is shameful for me if I am not principled or if I am not consistent’, she said today at the final phase of the 7th National Congress on Integrity in Petaling Jaya. So you see a situation where convention and predictable rules and procedures have been set aside, and, now, we cannot be sure what will happen anymore. ....Attn: Tomas Lo - See more at: themalaysianinsider/malaysia/article/scholar-sees-politicians-civil-service-as-the-root-of-a-faceless-malaysia#sthash.dx4LejYu.dpuf
Posted on: Sun, 14 Sep 2014 09:58:50 +0000
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