(1)    GPS must be a political alliance that serves all races, commits to power-sharing and and adopts people centric agenda;

(2)    GPS must not preserve any BN’s old image, structures and ways. Instead the four component parties must reinvent GPS by giving Sarawak people new directions and ideas since Pakatan Harapan Government is now making efforts in building “Malaysia Baru”;

(3)    there must only be four founding member parties, namely PBB, SUPP, PRS and PDP. All four shall have equal standing in the newly formed GPS, and all four must be consulted on matters and policies relating to Sarawak people’s rights and interests before implementing such policies;

(4)    since GPS is a coalition that governs Sarawak, there must be some adjustments made in the Cabinet to reflect the power sharing in GPS, in that the Chief Minister must be a nominee from any founding member party that commands the majority support in the State Assembly and a nominee each from the remaining three founding member parties shall be appointed as a Deputy Chief Minister;

(5)    there shall be consensus reached among the four founding member parties on parliamentary and state seats allocation;

(6)    Each member party shall have full rights and powers in deciding and nominating own candidates using GPS logo to contest in their respective state and parliamentary constituencies; and

(7)    none of the founding member parties shall hold at any one time exceed 49% of the total number of parliamentary and state seats; and

(8)    the GPS government should abolish any policies based on racial privilege, especially in racial composition in civil service as well as grants of state projects.

The above resolutions will be submitted to the Party’s Annual Delegates Conference which will be held on August 12, 2018.