So far, it looks like the Greater Unity Plan (GUP) has an edge over the 2ndEGM orchastrated by Liow's faction of the party.
With Chau fully supports the GUP with 13 Central Delegates (CD) from his division, the trend of supports is quite obvious then, and the overall likely support for GUP can be around 100 Central Delegates (CD). Sabah has 147 CDs.
DatukEdward Khoo, the Sandakan Division Chairman cum the State MCA Chairman for almost 10 years, who is known still very much in the Liow's camp, yesterday refused to make comment on his stand openly.
Nevertheless, Penampang Division Head cum State MCA Deputy Chairman, Datuk Paul Kong Sing Chu had earlier declared his stand on 10-Nov-2009 that he urged the three requisisionists to reconsider their decision to proceed with the second EGM, to be held on 28-Nov-2009.
He urged Liow, and the group, to close rank and adopting 'forgive & forget' attitude for the unity of the party.
PM Najib's must be sensitive in handling the coal-fired power plant issue in Sabah.
The region is "the seafood bowl to millions of Sabahans and part of a larger real economy of the Sulu Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion which supports the livelihood of 35 million people across three different countries", according to SEPA's President, Mr. Wong Tack.
While a country should move itself to greener environment now, the bold action in the adherence to the policy of protecting the world by maintaining green is utmost important today.
This brings out a question of what environmental policy our country is adopting within the so-called 1Malaysia, and as a competent participant in the world of environmental protection.
In this endeavour, we should not be double-standard, and we must now step our foot firmly on making sure that our future development ties closely with the conservation of the environment.
We must show to the world that Malaysian meant what it said in the effort of staying green.