I refer to your report Why were ministers' licences not revoked?

Government ministers know very well that they are elected to represent the people and should therefore show a good example.

If they have been found to have committed any violation, they should be penalised just like other citizens.

However, its should be noted that when the elected representatives commit offences, they are violating and destroying the trust of all Malaysians and the country.

How can people trust the government if its elected officers blatantly commit offences? Like the Malay proverb says 'Seperti ketam menyuruh anaknya bejalan betul'.

These government leaders should be penalised more heavily than common citizens when they commit offences.