Malaysian Chinese Association

MCA Youth's first Central Committee meeting calls for equal treatment of TAR UC & retention of capital punishment

MCA HQ, 16 Nov-The new leadership of MCA Youth which convened its first Central Committee meeting yesterday, had announced its list of newly-appointed committee members as shown below:

MCA Youth Central Committee (2018-2021)

POSITION	NAME
Chairman	Nicole Wong Siaw Ting
Deputy Chairman	Tan Chee Hiong
Secretary General	Daniel Wa Wai How
Vice Chairman	Wong Tze Shiang, Chua Hock Kuan, Yow Toh Gee, Teow Chia Ling
Treasurer General
Organising Secretary	Tee Seng Sein
Deputy Secretary General	Cia Chow Hui
Deputy Treasurer General	Nian Yien
Assistant Deputy Secretary General	Ng Sing Phing
Central Committee (By Virtue) State Chairman	Chan Wun Hoong, Ling Tian Soon, Lee Han Lim, Yeong Kun You, Lim Swee Bok, Lim Kian On, Wee Kian Heong, Tan Teik Peng
Central Committee (Open Category)	Mike Chong Yew Chuan, Melvin Chua Kew Wei, Leslie Low Chon Keat, Stephen Goh Thiam Boon, Kevin Chok Ngen Kerk, Tan Chee Teong, Pan Chean Chang, Lim Weng Khee, Phee Kuan Joo, Alvyn Chiang Jiann Guang, Poo Mun Hoong
Central Committee (Female Category)	Chong Shu Hui, Jae Tan Jack Yee, Ally Low Van Yee, Loh Siew Mei, Ong Yu Pey, Kong Suet Ping, Khoo Ai Wei
Central Committee (U30 Category)	Alex Fong Kah Wei, Heng Zhi Li, Jacob Lee Yee Yuan, Siew Shen Kae, Khoo Zi Hang
Central Committee (Appointed)	Cia Chow Hui, Teoh Boon Teong, Hon Woei Tatt, Edmond Mah Chun Kit

MCA Youth national Chairman Nicole Wong Siaw Ting also announced that the MCA Youth 54th Meeting of the Annual General Assembly will be held on 1 Dec 2018, Saturday, at Berjaya Times Square Hotel. MCA Deputy President Dato' Dr Mah Hang Soon will open the one-day event.

On a separate matter, Nicole Wong reiterated MCA Youth’s stand against the abolition of the death penalty.

‘‘MCA Youth has launched a petition against the abolition of death penalty, and we stand with the people who are in support of this movement. We will be working hand in hand with non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in sit-ins and demonstrations to rally against the government’s move on abolishing the death sentence.’’

On allocations for Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) being slashed to RM5.5 million, Nicole Wong urged the government to not politicise the issue by treating all educational institutions equally so that talented graduates in various fields can be produced continuously.

-MCA Online-