1.     Chong Chieng Jen said that Sarawak was not allocated  any of the  ten new Chinese primary schools.  Chong is in fact trying to create hatred amongst the Sarawakians against the Central Government, aiming to gain the benefits of support to DAP.

If Chong Chieng Jen and his groups were really working for the people and Sarawak, they should display their true efforts instead of criticizing the education department and the government everyday, expecting such  criticism can  bring about the building  of new Chinese primary schools.  They should  work with  the local community and the school building committee to complete the building of new schools  instead of making empty talks.

2.      It seems the West Malayan based DAP has gone crazy over the intention of making publicity. It confuses truth and creates falsehood as long as it can publicize the  party. The ten new  Chinese primary schools were in fact the results of talks between Gerakan, MCA and the local Chinese community.

3.     The  Prime Minister had last month promised to the Chinese community that the government would build new Chinese primary schools in those  fast growing populated centres where Chinese residents formed the majority. The actions were  meant to implement the policies of treating   the Chinese community  fairly. He also said that he would negotiate  with MCA, Gerakan, SUPP and the  LDP of Sabah  over the question of building new Chinese primary schools. In fact this is the policy of the National BN, not just a localized policy. Chong Chieng Jen had purposely left out the statement of the Prime Minister, aiming to mislead the  people for a cheap publicity. The DAP should stop fabricating issues, instead, DAP should make meaningful  contributions to  the people.

4.     SUPP had repeatedly declared her stand and principles that the party would do  its utmost to get the approval from the government for the  building  of new Chinese primary schools in populated centres  where the  majority of residents  are Chinese. The  party would at the same time help the relocation of those rural and suburban Chinese primary schools which faced shortage of intake of pupils. SUPP would try to accomplish the work  jointly  with the  Federation of Chinese Primary Schools Boards of Management or other  related school boards of management. SUPP would never compromise  over the upholding of Chinese primary education. The  party would never add curry favour by claptrap as did the DAP. The party would never try to instigate the people to go against the government. These actions would never help  solving the  problems of the Chinese primary education.

5.     We want the DAP to reveal the  list of results on Chinese primary education they had achieved since being elected as the  people’s representatives.. They should stop query others  without any self reflection.

We want to know how much DAP had given out their constituencies’ allocation to help the schools. It is curious, the money DAP collected at meetings and seminars had never being donated to the Chinese education and the Chinese community. Even in states ruled by the HARAPAN, such as Penang and Selangor, the sum of money given out to Chinese education are not necessarily more than the sum of grants given by the BN. DAP should ask itself, how much the party had helped the Chinese education?, what had DAP done for the Chinese education? And what it plans to do in the future.

6.     Chong Chieng Jen  had been the Kuching Bandar MP for a long period. What had he done for the Chinese  primary education during this  period?  Had he ever strove to get the building of  a new Chinese primary school?