KUALA LUMPUR: Sabah Progressive Party¡¯s (SAPP) deputy president Datuk Eric E. Majimbun (BN - Sepanggar) does not rule out the possibility of filing a vote of no confidence against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in future.
The party may do so at other times when the political scenario and ground sentiment deem suitable for such action.
At the moment, Eric said it was not suitable to do so.
"I (would) never say it is off," said Eric when asked by reporters at the Parliament Lobby on Tuesday.
Asked whether the party had sent the motion to the Speaker, Eric said "not yet" but the party may do so ¡° when the time comes.¡±
Eric, however, thanked the Government for paying more attention to Sabah now.
Asked whether he would leave Barisan Nasional to join the Opposition, Eric said: ¡°We never say we are out of Barisan.
¡°We are still in the SAPP,¡± he said.
Eric also said the party was in the midst of preparing its reply to the show-cause letter issued by Barisan.
Eric also said the threat issue was over and he was not worried about that.
"I am safe in Malaysia, this is our country," he said.
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