Our local media friends had seek my comments on the issue of next prime minister whom I have mentioned should be the person who can continue to protect and restore Sarawak's rights and interests as enshrined in the Federal Constitution.
The incoming new premier must also be aware of Sarawak's special rights and ensure that they do not diminish because it had been diminishing for the last 50 years and we have been trying to gain back those rights. I have noted that Sarawak had been able to regain a number of its rights during the last one and a half years when Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin was the prime minister. He was sympathetic to us. We hope that whoever takes over after this will continue to work on this matter.
In the meantime, the country will still continue to function properly under the purview of the efficient civil service body despite the absence of the executive branch. I believe that Yang di-Pertuan Agong will be meeting with party leaders for perhaps an interview to see who will be able to gain a confident majority votes from the MPs.
It could be a new or an old leader and perhaps even Muhiyddin himself if all the MPs are still agreeable with him. I think there is nothing wrong with him being reappointed as the prime minister. Whoever should become the prime minister must remember that he is a father figure that must take care of all the states under his administration fairly.
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