Ong Ka Chuan appointed MCA sec-gen
BernamaPublished: Jan 3, 2014 5:18 AM | Updated: Jan 3, 2014 5:25 AM
Tanjung Malim Member of Parliament Ong Ka Chuan has been appointed as the MCA secretary-general.
Tanjung Malim Member of Parliament Ong Ka Chuan has been appointed as the MCA secretary-general.
Ong had served as MCA secretary-general before. His last national post was as central committee member.
Teluk Intan MCA division chief Kuan Peng Soon was appointed as the treasurer-general.
MCA president Liow Tiong Lai announced their appointments in Kuala Lumpur yesterday after chairing the first meeting of the central committee since the election on Dec 21.
“All MCA leaders and members have to become a team once again to transform the party after the crushing loss in the 13th general election (GE13).
The meeting also set up eight special committees, 13 bureau and two special teams namely syariah law, policy implementation and international issues.
The eight committees are political development, educational consulting, 14th general election, Chinese organisations ties, research and strategic, planning, economic, social and restructuring.
Liow also announced the creation of the chief of staff of the presidential office tasked with aiding him in making statements on various issues.
Asked about the party’s decision to hold another extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to accept cabinet posts, he said the decision would be brought to the president’s council meeting soon.
The MCA would also organise a seminar on the party’s transformation plan on Jan 16-18 to get views of delegates to speed up the transformation process.
Other appointments made were - Wee Jeck Seng (deputy secretary-general), Alex Chuah Poh Kiang (deputy treasurer-general), Yoo Wei (national organising secretary).
Four others appointed central committee members were Yew Teong Look, Koh Chin Han, Chew Kok Woh and Wong Nai Chee (political secretary to the prime minister).
The five disciplinary committee members were Chor Chee Heung (chairperson), Lim Si Cheng (deputy chairman), Wong Kam Hong, Leong Tang Chong and Tan Kok Hong.
The state liaison chairpersons were Chua Tee Yong (Perlis), Lee Chee Leong (Kedah), Chew Mei Fun (Penang), Dr Mah Hang Soon (Perak), Liow (Selangor,Malacca), Yew (Federal Territory), Wee Ka Siong (Negri Sembilan,Johor), Hoh Khai Mun (Pahang), Toh Chin Yaw
(Terengganu), Dr Hou Kok Chung (Kelantan) and Wilfred Yong Chen Leong (Sabah).
- Bernama
Ong had served as MCA secretary-general before. His last national post was as central committee member.
Teluk Intan MCA division chief Kuan Peng Soon was appointed as the treasurer-general.
MCA president Liow Tiong Lai announced their appointments in Kuala Lumpur yesterday after chairing the first meeting of the central committee since the election on Dec 21.
“All MCA leaders and members have to become a team once again to transform the party after the crushing loss in the 13th general election (GE13).
The meeting also set up eight special committees, 13 bureau and two special teams namely syariah law, policy implementation and international issues.
The eight committees are political development, educational consulting, 14th general election, Chinese organisations ties, research and strategic, planning, economic, social and restructuring.
Liow also announced the creation of the chief of staff of the presidential office tasked with aiding him in making statements on various issues.
Asked about the party’s decision to hold another extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to accept cabinet posts, he said the decision would be brought to the president’s council meeting soon.
The MCA would also organise a seminar on the party’s transformation plan on Jan 16-18 to get views of delegates to speed up the transformation process.
Other appointments made were - Wee Jeck Seng (deputy secretary-general), Alex Chuah Poh Kiang (deputy treasurer-general), Yoo Wei (national organising secretary).
Four others appointed central committee members were Yew Teong Look, Koh Chin Han, Chew Kok Woh and Wong Nai Chee (political secretary to the prime minister).
The five disciplinary committee members were Chor Chee Heung (chairperson), Lim Si Cheng (deputy chairman), Wong Kam Hong, Leong Tang Chong and Tan Kok Hong.
The state liaison chairpersons were Chua Tee Yong (Perlis), Lee Chee Leong (Kedah), Chew Mei Fun (Penang), Dr Mah Hang Soon (Perak), Liow (Selangor,Malacca), Yew (Federal Territory), Wee Ka Siong (Negri Sembilan,Johor), Hoh Khai Mun (Pahang), Toh Chin Yaw
(Terengganu), Dr Hou Kok Chung (Kelantan) and Wilfred Yong Chen Leong (Sabah).
- Bernama
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