Friday 8 March 2013

Bersih Shanghai: 选民「回国投票」补贴250

Bersih Shanghai subsidies RMB500 (about RM250) each for overseas Malaysians living in China to fly back to vote in Malaysia!

人民幣500今推展 选民「回国投票」补贴250



東方日報 2013年3月8日



(吉隆坡8日讯)人民幣500今天开始推展「回国投票」运动,补贴在中国居留的马来西亚註册选民的回国机票。

该项运动要达致的两个目標如下:

1.收集与公佈要回国投票的选民名单以鼓励「回国投票」

2.补贴最低每人人民幣500(约250令吉),让居留中国的大马选民可在即將举行的第13届大选,回国投票。

至少30选民受惠

有意参加该运动的选民,可在以下的网上报名表格:http://bersihshanghai.wufoo.com/forms/go-back-to-vote-campaign/上海净选盟相信大选是其中一个最为决定性的因素和体制,决定一个国家是否繁荣成长还是衰败,並也决定我们国家的命运,並影响到各个阶层的人民。

上海净选盟今日发出文告指出,补贴的数量取决于他们获得的赞助资金,並按先到先得的方式发放。

目他们获得第一笔赞助为人民幣1万5000(约7500令吉)赞助,以开展此运动,这意味著目前有至少30名大马选民可获得机票补贴。

「如果我们收到更多的赞助,我们將提高补贴的数量。」

上海净选盟重申所要求的,即海外投票站採取同样选票標准计票程序,实行以允许监票员,以核实並同意选票的相关数据、確保在海外投票站的选票是合理的发出、计算、选举结果在海外投票站,就必须被確认才送回马来西亚选委会。

「我们不要选票在运送会大马选委会的过程中,曝露在被调换的风险中。」


GO BACK TO VOTE CAMPAIGN IN SHANGHAI

Bersih Shanghai launches the “Go Back To Vote Campaign” today where voters residing in China could get their air fare subsidised.

The campaign serving two objectives:
1. To collect and publish a list of “going back” voters in order to promote "Go Back To Vote"
2. To subsidy minimum RMB500/person to registered Malaysian voters in China who need the support, allowing them to fly back and vote for GE13.

Interested Malaysians can join the campaign by filling up the form online as below:
http://bersihshanghai.wufoo.com/forms/go-back-to-vote-campaign/

Bersih Shanghai believes that the General Election is one of the most decisive factors and institutions deciding whether a Nation is growing prosperous or fail, it will decide the fate of our country and affecting all level of people.

Subsidies are subject to available sponsor and provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. We now have received the 1st batch of sponsor of RMB15,000 to kick off the campaign and there will be at least 30 voters get subsidised for their air fare.

We will increase the available sponsor if we received further contribution.

Bersih Shanghai reiterates our demand that the same standard vote counting procedures must be adopted at the overseas polling stations with the appointment of counting agents to verify and agree to the figures of ballots, to ensure ballots are properly issued, counted and counting result being agreed at the polling station before sending back to Malaysia. We do not want the ballots being exposed under the risk of being replaced during the transportation to SPR office in Malaysia. 



As the ballots counting is not going to be held at the overseas polling location (embassies), but to be counted at Putrajaya, we are worried that the overseas votes could be replaced during the transportation.


Due to the above concern, we encourage those who share the concern to go back and vote.


We also understand that there are many Malaysians in China who wish to come back to vote but less affordable; following this special subsidy, we hope they could now go back to vote.

 

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