Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz has weighed into the call that the controversial sex video implicating an opposition leader be screened in Parliament.

NONE Saying he supported the call, Mohamed Nazri ( left ) said it would depend, however, on whether the Dewan Rakyat speaker would allow it.

"We are also concerned whether this is against the law.

"If we screen it in Parliament, where will it be screened? If it's at Parliament compound, then we can't have the (parliamentary) immunity.

We should let the speaker decide," Bernama quoted him as telling reporters after opening the Malaysia-Brunei-Singapore Attorneys-General's annual conference in Langkawi.

NONE Nazri was commenting to the call by DAP chairperson Karpal Singh ( right ) for the video to be screened in Parliament to allow members of the house, including Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, to identify the man in the video.

Asked about this, Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail said it would be "controversial".

"I suggest that we read the Film Censorship Act, which states clearly what constitutes an offence ... it's there, depending on the type of case.

"In this case, I can't comment because I haven't got the investigation papers from the police," he said.

parliament pandikar amin anwar ibrahim lim kit siang dap pkr pc 121108 02 At Parliament, meanwhile, speaker Pandikar ( left ) declined to see journalists who had waited for him all day to get his comments on the matter.

One of his assistants came out around 10 minutes to 5pm and politely turned away the group of 20 reporters waiting at the entrance to Pandikar's office to see the speaker.

"I have told him about your request but he all he told me was that he does not want to comment," the assistant said, apologetically.

However, Youth and Sports Minister Ahmad Shabery Cheek opposes the screening of the sex video in Parliament.

Responding to Karpal’s call, Bernama quoted Ahmad Shabery as saying that doing so would leave a bad taste.

"Parliament is a place for leaders to formulate policies, not to conduct a trial. The matter should be left to the police," the Umno supreme council member, told reporters at Parliament lobby.

Ahmad Shabery added that it would be better if the video was shown to the experts for verification purposes.

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