Source: http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/256873
PARLIAMENT Parliament
has refused to accept questions relating to the film ‘Wolf of Wall Street’
which was financed by the company of the prime minister’s step-son.
DAP’s Segambut MP Lim Lip Eng
told a press conference at the Parliament lobby that the question was rejected
in a letter to him by house secretary Roosme Hamzah dated March 7.
Lim, who had directed the
question to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, said he had wanted to know the
capability of Riza Shahriz Abdul Aziz in financing the US$100 million film.
Riza, better known as Riza
Aziz, is prime minister’s wife Rosmah Mansor’s son from her first marriage.
Lim said the question also
included a query about Riza’s reported purchase of a US$17.5 million piece of
real estate.
However, Lim pointed out that
the reason for the rejection given did not deny the reports about Riza, but
instead asked that the query be directed to the relevant minister.
“It is as if Parliament is
acknowledging that the allegations against Riza have a basis as it did not deny
any of them,” he said.
Lim said he was unclear on
which minister to direct the query in light of the letter but said he will
re-field the questions and direct them at other ministers instead of the prime
minister.
"I will re-submit the questions and direct them to the finance
minister or communication (and multimedia) minister for answers," he said.
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