Selangor PKR deputy chief Zuraida Kamaruddin said Selangor Amanah's public call to review PAS' position in the Pakatan Harapan-led Selangor government is not a politically mature move by the party.

"In terms of consensus, I see Amanah's open statement is not in accordance with the spirit of cooperation in Harapan.

"Conveying such views through public statements is not our way. This is not the practice of mature politics," she said in a statement today.

Zuraida was responding to Selangor Amanah, which at its state party convention in Ampang today, unanimously approved a motion urging Selangor Menteri Besar Azmin Ali, who is also Selangor PKR chief, to review PAS' position in the state government.

Selangor Amanah had argued that failing to remove PAS from the Selangor government will hurt Harapan's electoral chances in the 14th general election.

Zuraida, who is also Ampang MP, said she respected Selangor Amanah's prerogative on proposing motions at its convention but was surprised by the move.

She reiterated that PAS being part of the Selangor government was based on the mandate it received under Harapan's predecessor Pakatan Rakyat in the 2013 general election.

"Furthermore, all PAS representatives have shown their commitment towards the state's policies and reform agenda," she said.

Zuraida noted that the Selangor Harapan's structure was unveiled last Friday and in the first meeting which was attended by Amanah's representatives, it was already agreed that there would be no change to the composition of the Selangor government.

"This was in view that the general election is near and the state government needs to focus to provide the best service to the people of Selangor in line with the big mandate it received.

"Therefore, it will be wiser to focus all out strength on strengthening Harapan for the 14th General Election," she said.