Questions for Hannah Yeoh

Q: If you were to lose this election (touch wood), will you still fulfill your promise to serve the community? We as residents would definitely welcome more channels to voice our concerns, would you commit to improve the level of service at DAP's service centre (of which there have been complaints) in Subang Jaya (whether you win or lose) for this purpose?

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Question 2

Q: While I admire your determination in standing for election, how do you plan to support and provide for your family with the state-assemblywoman pay, which we all know isn't very high?

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Question 3

Q: As much as I would like to donate to your cause, the previous DAP candidate which I donated to in 1999 disappeared together with a large bulk of the donated funds after he lost the election. How can I be sure that this won't repeat itself?

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Question 4

Q: You pursued a higher education in Law, a noble choice which I believe is in-line with your stated desire to serve the people. However, after your family invested a considerable amount of resources in your studies, you changed your mind and instead opted to go into Event Management. What caused this change? Was 'serving the people' not on your list of priorities at that time?

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Question 5

Q: Having just recently gotten married, I am concerned about your ability to juggle the demands of your newfound responsibilities with the demands of the community if you were to be elected. Surely you do intend to have a child of your own one day. Being an elected representative is a full-time job and requires utmost dedicated and focus - would this be an issue and should voters be concerned about it?

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Question 6

Q: In one of your recent ceramahs, you were very critical of the development which took place in Subang Jaya and USJ, saying that you want to put a stop to it if you are elected.

I am a small businessman operating a herbal store with a branch in ss15 and one in Taipan USJ. Although the development of Subang Jaya did bring about an increase in traffic and parking woes, it greatly benefited a lot of small-time businesspeople like myself. This I know from my conversations with the other traders in Subang Jaya, most of whom are happy with the increase in business. Also, these developments in Subang Jaya which you criticized also directly benefited lot of Subang Jaya residents by boosting the value of their homes.

How do you plan to ensure that Subang Jaya continues to flourish and not stagnate in the coming years if you were to be elected?

Question 7

Q: There were reports that you unfairly branded the Malay Angkasawan a 'Monkey' in one of your campaign speeches. While you are entitled to your own views about the space initiative undertaken by the Malaysian government, it is blatantly impolite and childish to indulge in name-calling. Especially when that name-calling is targeted at Dr Sheikh Muszaphar, a Malaysian citizen who was merely a participant in the program.

Is this what you mean by freedom of speech? To insult another person who has done no harm to you?