Loh Seng Kok 卢诚国
Member of Parliament for Kelana Jaya
雪州格拉那再也区国会议员
(2004 - Feb 2008)

Loh Seng Kok's proposal for setting up a department to oversee development of faiths for non-Muslims as well as other comments in his debate on the Royal Address in 2006 sparked some controversy, including an ultimatum from members of Umno Youth.  

Text of 2006 Debate on the Royal Address (Malay)

Text of 2006 Debate on the Royal Address (English)

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29-03-2006  Vox Populi: Loh Seng Kok vs Umno Youth (Malaysiakini)
17-03-2006  Loh courageous to speak on behalf of Rakyat in Parliament (MCA Online)
15-03-2006  Jakam: Penyokong kerajaan kurang senang (Utusan Malaysia)
15-03-2006  M'sians sent 21.03 billion SMS in 2005
                   [including report on Loh Seng Kok's debate on the Royal Address]  (The Sun)

Excerpt from The Sun:

 "Loh Seng Kok (BN-Kelana Jaya) said the history books used in school only reflected the contributions of the Malay community.

He said for example in the struggle against the Japanese in the second World War, history books gave the impression that only the Malays fought the Japanese.

"It does not reflect the contributions made by the Chinese and Indians," he said in his debate on the Royal Address.

Loh also said Indian and Chinese civilisations in history books were also not given much emphasis.

On religion, Loh said it was about time for the government to seriously consider setting up a department specifically to oversee the development of other faiths.

"It is about time to set up a 'Jabatan Kemajuan Agama-Agama Lain Di Malaysia' so that it can work with its Islamic counterpart, Jakim, to find solutions when differences arise," he added."

(The Sun, 15-03-2006 M'sians sent 21.03 billion SMS in 2005 )