"We will wait for the state legislative assembly to deal with it tomorrow and after that we will see what is the decision on the motion because I do not know what the state assembly wants to resolve. "We want to see what the Sarawak assembly (resolves) because these are the voices of the people translated through their elected representatives," he said. On his meeting with Abang Johari, Liew said it was a "fruitful" discussion on various matters close to the hearts of Sarawakians. "We agreed to look into the various issues brought up by the Chief Minister and also matters that concern MA63. "The Chief Minister is very passionate about this.

Source: The Star April 29, 2019 10:41 UTC