Penang State Executive Council

Executive branch of the Penang state government

Penang State Executive Council

2023–present
Date formed| 13 August 2023
People and organisations
Head of state| Ramli Ngah Talib
Head of government| Chow Kon Yeow
(PH–DAP)
Total no. of members| 11
Member parties|

Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition government

*     * Pakatan Harapan (PH)
* Democratic Action Party (DAP)
* People's Justice Party (PKR)
* Barisan Nasional (BN)
* United Malays National Organisation (UMNO)

Status in legislature| Coalition government

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Opposition parties|

* Perikatan Nasional (PN)
* Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS)
* Malaysian United Indigenous Party (BERSATU)

Opposition leader| Muhammad Fauzi Yusoff
(PN–PAS)
History
Legislature term| 15th Penang State Legislative Assembly

The Penang State Executive Council is the executive branch of the Penang state government. It is headed by the chief minister, who is appointed by the governor, Penang's head of state. The council also comprises between four and ten other members of the Penang State Legislative Assembly, along with ex officio civil servants – namely the state secretary, the state legal adviser and the state financial officer.[1]

While smaller in size, the Penang State Executive Council is similar in structure and function to the Malaysian federal cabinet. Federal and state responsibilities vary, resulting in portfolios that vary between the two levels of government. The Executive Council is collectively accountable to the Penang State Legislative Assembly.[1]

## Structure of government

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### Appointment of the executive

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The chief minister, as Penang's head of government, must be appointed by the governor of Penang (Malay: Yang di-Pertua Negeri Pulau Pinang) on the basis that the former commands the confidence of a majority of the state assemblymen in the Penang State Legislative Assembly.[1] On the advice of the chief minister, the governor shall form the Penang State Executive Council by appointing "not more than ten nor less than four other members" from among the state assemblymen.

Aside from the Executive Council, the governor shall also appoint another three executive officers, namely the state secretary, the state legal adviser and the state financial officer.

* The state secretary serves as the principal officer who handles the administrative affairs of the state.
* The state legal adviser shall provide advice on legal matters upon request from either the governor or the state government.
* The state financial officer is in charge of the financial affairs of the state.

These officers retain the right to participate in the proceedings of the Executive Council and may be appointed to any of the committees in the council. However, they are not permitted to vote in the Executive Council or within any of the committees.[1]

Before exercising the duties of the executive office, an incoming member of the Executive Council must take and subscribe the Oath of Office and Allegiance in the presence of the governor. The Oath of Office and Allegiance reads as follows.

> I, [name], having been appointed to the office of [name of office], do solemnly swear [or affirm] that I will faithfully discharge the duties of that office to the best of my ability, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the State of Penang, and that I will preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the State of Penang.[1]

In addition, every incoming member of the Executive Council, plus the state secretary, the state legal adviser and the state financial officer, must also take and subscribe the Oath of Secrecy before the governor. The Oath of Secrecy is as follows.

> I, [name], do solemnly swear [or affirm] that I will not directly or indirectly communicate or reveal to any person any matter which shall be brought under my consideration or shall become known to me as a member of the Executive Council of the State of Penang except as may be required for the due discharge of my duties as such or may be specially permitted by the Yang di-Pertua Negeri.[1]

### Vacation of office

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Any member of the Penang State Executive Council, apart from the chief minister, shall hold office at the governor's pleasure, but may at any time resign from his or her position.[1] If the chief minister ceases to command the confidence of the majority of the state assemblymen in the Penang State Legislative Assembly, the chief minister shall tender the resignation of the entire Executive Council. However, in this particular circumstance, the chief minister also reserves the option to advise the governor to dissolve the Legislative Assembly, thus paving the way for fresh state-level election. Aside from that, the Executive Council ceases to exist upon the vacancy of the Office of the chief minister, unless the vacancy arises while the Legislative Assembly is dissolved.

## Lists of full members

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### Chow Kon Yeow II EXCO (2023–present)

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PH (10)  |   BN (1)

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*   DAP (8)
*   PKR (2)

*   UMNO (1)

Members since 13 August 2023 have been :[2][3]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Chow Kon Yeow MP (Chief Minister)  |

* Finance
* Economic Development
* Land
* Communications

|  | PH (DAP)  | Padang Kota | 13 August 2023  | Incumbent
Mohamad Abdul Hamid (Deputy Chief Minister I)  |

* Islamic Development
* Education
* Higher Education
* Community Unity

|  | PH (PKR)  | Batu Maung | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Jagdeep Singh Deo (Deputy Chief Minister II)  |

* Human Capital Development
* Science and Technology

|  | PH (DAP)  | Datok Keramat | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Wong Hon Wai |

* Tourism
* Creative Economy

|  | Paya Terubong | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Zairil Khir Johari |

* Infrastructure
* Transport
* Digital Development

|  | Tanjong Bunga | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Lim Siew Khim |

* Social Development
* Welfare
* Non-Islamic Religious Affairs

|  | Sungai Pinang | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Daniel Gooi Zi Sen |

* Youth
* Sports
* Health

|  | Padang Lalang | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Jason H'ng Mooi Lye |

* Local Government
* Town & Country Planning

|  | Jawi | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Sundarajoo Somu |

* Housing
* Environment

|  | Perai | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Fahmi Zainol |

* Agrotechnology & Food Security
* Cooperative Development

|  | PH (PKR)  | Pantai Jerejak | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent
Rashidi Zinol |

* Trade and Entrepreneurial Development
* Rural Development

|  | BN (UMNO)  | Sungai Acheh | 16 August 2023  | Incumbent

### Ex officio members

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The state secretary, the state legal adviser and the state financial officer are the ex officio members of the Executive Council.

Name  | Position  | Note

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Haji Zulkifli Long  | State Secretary  | [4]
Wan Nor Sakina  | State Legal Adviser  | [5]
Zabidah Safar  | State Financial Officer  | [6]

## Former membership

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### Chow Kon Yeow I EXCO (2018–2023)

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PH (11)

*   DAP (8)
*   PKR (3)

Members from 14 May 2018 to 13 August 2023 were :[7][8][9][10]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Chow Kon Yeow MP (Chief Minister)  |

* Land Affairs
* Land Development
* Transport (2018–2020)
* Information (2018–2020)
* Communications (2020–2023)

|  | DAP | Padang Kota | 14 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Ahmad Zakiyuddin Abdul Rahman (Deputy Chief Minister I)  |

* Islamic Affairs
* Industry Development
* Cooperatives (2020–2023)
* Community Relations (2018–2020)
* Community Empowerment (2020–2023)

|  | PKR | Pinang Tunggal | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Ramasamy Palanisamy (Deputy Chief Minister II)  |

* State Economic Planning
* Education
* Human Capital Development (2018–2020)
* Human Resources (2020–2023)
* Science, Technology and Innovation

|  | DAP | Perai | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Jagdeep Singh Deo |

* Local Government
* Housing
* Urban and Rural Planning

|  | Datok Keramat | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Zairil Khir Johari |

* Public Works (2018–2020)
* Utilities (2018–2020)
* Flood Mitigation (2018–2020)
* Infrastructure (2020–2023)
* Transport (2020–2023)

|  | Tanjong Bunga | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Abdul Halim Hussain |

* Domestic and International Trade
* Consumer Affairs
* Entrepreneurship Development

|  | PKR | Batu Maung | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Dr. Afif Bahardin |

* Health
* Agriculture & Agro-based Industries (2018–2020)
* Agrotech and Food Security (2020–2023)
* Rural Development

|  | Seberang Jaya | 16 May 2018  | 4 March 2020
Norlela Ariffin |  | Penanti | 12 March 2020  | 13 August 2023
Phee Boon Poh |

* Welfare
* Environment

|  | DAP | Sungai Puyu | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Chong Eng |

* Women, Family, Gender Inclusiveness (2018–2020)
* Community development (2018–2020)
* Social Development (2020–2023)
* Non-Islamic Religious Affairs (2020–2023)

|  | Padang Lalang | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Yeoh Soon Hin |

* Tourism Development
* Heritage (2018–2020)
* Culture & Arts (2018–2020)
* Creative Economy (2020–2023)

|  | Paya Terubong | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023
Soon Lip Chee |

* Youth
* Sports

|  | Bagan Jermal | 16 May 2018  | 13 August 2023

### Lim Guan Eng II EXCO (2013–2018)

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DAP (8)   PKR (3)

Members from 2013 to 2018 were :[11]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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|
|
|
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Lim Guan Eng (Chief Minister)  |

* Land Affairs and Land Development
* Information
* Heritage & Non-Islamic Religious Affairs

|  | DAP | Air Putih | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Mohd Rashid Hasnon (Deputy Chief Minister I)  |

* Industrial Development
* International Trade
* Cooperatives and Community Relations
* Entrepreneur Development

|  | PKR | Pantai Jerejak | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Ramasamy Palanisamy (Deputy Chief Minister II)  |

* State Economic Planning
* Education
* Human Resources
* Science, Technology and Innovation

|  | DAP | Perai | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Chow Kon Yeow |

* Local Government
* Traffic Management
* Flood Mitigation

|  | DAP | Padang Kota | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Lim Hock Seng |

* Public Works
* Utilities (Energy, Water and Telecom)
* Transport (Air, Sea and Train)

|  | DAP | Bagan Jermal | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Law Heng Kiang |

* Tourism Development
* Culture

|  | DAP | Batu Lancang | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Phee Boon Poh |

* Welfare
* Caring Society
* Environment

|  | DAP | Sungai Puyu | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Jagdeep Singh Deo |

* Town
* Rural Planning
* Housing

|  | DAP | Datok Keramat | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Chong Eng |

* Youth and Sports
* Women, Family
* Community Development
* Arts

|  | DAP | Padang Lalang | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Abdul Malik Abul Kassim |

* Religious Affairs
* Domestic Trade
* Consumer Affairs

|  | PKR | Batu Maung | 9 May 2013  | 2018
Dr. Afif Bahardin |

* Agriculture & Agro-Based Industry
* Rural Development
* Health

|  | PKR | Seberang Jaya | 9 May 2013  | 2018

### Lim Guan Eng I EXCO (2008–2013)

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DAP (8)   PKR (3)

Members from 2008 to 2013 were :[12]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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Lim Guan Eng (Chief Minister)  |

* Industrial Development
* International Trade
* Land Affairs
* Land Development

|  | DAP | Air Putih | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin (Deputy Chief Minister I)  |

* Religious Affairs
* Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development
* Information
* Community Relations

|  | PKR | Penanti | 13 March 2008  | 2009
Mansor Othman (Deputy Chief Minister I)  |  | PKR | Penanti | 2009  | 8 May 2013
Ramasamy Palanisamy (Deputy Chief Minister II)  |

* State Economic Planning
* Education
* Human Resources
* Science, Technology and Innovation.

|  | DAP | Perai | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Chow Kon Yeow |

* Local Government
* Traffic Management
* Environment

|  | DAP | Padang Kota | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Lim Hock Seng |

* Public Works
* Utilities (Energy, Water and Telecom)
* Transport (Air, Sea and Train)

|  | DAP | Bagan Jermal | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Law Heng Kiang |

* Tourism Development
* Culture
* Arts
* Heritage

|  | DAP | Batu Lancang | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Phee Boon Poh |

* Health
* Welfare
* Caring Society

|  | DAP | Sungai Puyu | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Wong Hon Wai |

* Housing
* Urban
* Rural Planning

|  | DAP | Air Itam | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Ong Kok Fooi |

* Youth and Sports
* Women, Family and Community Development

|  | DAP | Berapit | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Abdul Malik Abul Kassim |

* Domestic Trade
* Consumer Affairs

|  | PKR | Batu Maung | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013
Law Choo Kiang |

* Agriculture
* Agro-based Industries
* Rural Development
* Flood Mitigation

|  | PKR | Bukit Tambun | 13 March 2008  | 8 May 2013

### Koh Tsu Koon IV EXCO (2004–2008)

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BN (11)

*   Gerakan (4)
*   UMNO (4)
*   MCA (2)
*   MIC (1)

Members from 2004 to 2008 were :

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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|
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|
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Koh Tsu Koon (Chief Minister)  |

* Industrial Development
* International Trade
* Town and Country Planning

|  | Gerakan | Tanjong Bunga | 2004  | 2008
Abdul Rashid Abdullah (Deputy Chief Minister)  |

* Religious Affairs
* Land Affairs and Land Development
* Entrepreneurial Development and Cooperatives

|  | UMNO | Sungai Bakap | 2004  | 2008
Teng Hock Nan |

* Local Government
* Traffic Management
* Information
* Community Relations

|  | Gerakan | Pulau Tikus | 2004  | 2008
Toh Kin Woon |

* State Economic Planning
* Education
* Human Resources
* Science, Technology and Innovation

|  | Gerakan | Machang Bubok | 2004  | 2008
Teng Chang Yeow |

* Tourism Development
* Environment

|  | Gerakan | Padang Kota | 2004  | 2008
Azhar Ibrahim |

* Agriculture and Agro-based Industry
* Rural Development
* Flood Mitigation

|  | UMNO | Penaga | 2004  | 2008
Jahara Hamid |

* Youth and Sports
* Women, Family and Community Development

|  | UMNO | Telok Ayer Tawar | 2004  | 2008
Syed Amerruddin Syed Ahmad |

* Housing
* Culture, Arts and Heritage

|  | UMNO | Bayan Lepas | 2004  | 2008
Koay Kar Huah |

* Public Works
* Utilities (Energy, Water, Telecom)
* Transportation (Air, Sea and Rail)

|  | MCA | Seri Delima | 2004  | 2008
Lau Chiek Tuan |

* Domestic Trade
* Consumer Affairs

|  | MCA | Berapit | 2004  | 2008
Subbaiyah Palaniappan |

* Health
* Welfare
* Caring Society

|  | MIC | Bagan Dalam | 2004  | 2008

### Koh Tsu Koon III EXCO (1999–2004)

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BN (11)

*   Gerakan (4)
*   UMNO (4)
*   MCA (2)
*   MIC (1)

Members from 1999 to 2004 were :[13][14]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

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|
|
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Koh Tsu Koon (Chief Minister)  |

|  | Gerakan | Tanjong Bunga | 1999  | 2004
Hilmi Yahaya (Deputy Chief Minister)  |

* Religion
* Land Affairs
* Planning and Coordination of Development Programmes

|  | UMNO | Telok Bahang | 1999  | 2004
Kee Phaik Cheen |

* Tourism, Culture, Arts
* Women Development

|  | Gerakan | Batu Uban | 1999  | 2004
Toh Kin Woon |

* Economic Planning
* Education
* Human Development

|  | Gerakan | Machang Bubok | 1999  | 2004
Teng Hock Nan |

* Local Government
* Environment
* Traffic Management

|  | Gerakan | Kebun Bunga | 1999  | 2004
Abdul Rashid Abdullah |

* Housing
* Entrepreneur
* Cooperative Development

|  | UMNO | Sungai Acheh | 1999  | 2004
Azhar Ibrahim |

* Agriculture
* Fisheries
* Rural Development

|  | UMNO | Penaga | 1999  | 2004
Jahara Hamid |

* Youth and Sports
* Information
* National Unity

|  | UMNO | Telok Ayer Tawar | 1999  | 2004
Koay Kar Huah |

* Works
* Public Amenities
* Transport

|  | MCA | Bukit Gelugor | 1999  | 2004
Loh Hock Hun |

* Trade
* Commerce
* Consumer Affairs

|  | MCA | Paya Terubong | 1999  | 2004
Rajapathy Kuppusamy |

* Health
* Welfare
* Caring Society

|  | MIC | Perai | 1999  | 2004

### Koh Tsu Koon II EXCO (1995–1999)

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BN (11)

*   Gerakan (1)

Members from 1995 to 1999 were :

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

|
|
|
|
|

Koh Tsu Koon (Chief Minister)  |

|  | Gerakan | Tanjong Bunga | 1995  | 1999

### Koh Tsu Koon I EXCO (1990–1995)

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BN (9)

*   Gerakan (4)
*   UMNO (5)

Members from 1990 to 1995 were :[15]

Name  | Portfolio  | Party  | Constituency  | Term start  | Term end

|
|
|
|
|

Koh Tsu Koon (Chief Minister)  |

|  | Gerakan | Tanjong Bunga | 1990  | 1995
Ibrahim Saad (Deputy Chief Minister)  |

* Land Development
* Industrial Planning

|  | UMNO | Seberang Jaya | 1990  | 1995
Goh Cheng Teik |

* Local Government
* New Villages Development

|  | Gerakan | Sungai Bakap | 1990  | 1995
Zakaria Bakar |

* Housing
* Environment

|  | UMNO | Ara Rendang | 1990  | 1995
Kee Phaik Cheen |

* Tourism
* Youth
* Sports
* Welfare

|  | Gerakan | Batu Uban | 1990  | 1995
Yahaya Abdul Hamid |

* Agriculture
* Rural Development

|  | UMNO | Pinang Tunggal | 1990  | 1995
Kang Chin Seng |

* Science
* Technology
* Human Resources Development

|  | Gerakan | Sungai Pinang | 1990  | 1995
Ibrahim Yaakob |

* Religious Affairs
* Education
* Culture
* Health

|  | UMNO | Sungai Acheh | 1990  | 1995
Hilmi Yahaya |

* Infrastructure
* Public Utilities

|  | UMNO | Telok Bahang | 1990  | 1995

## See also

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* Penang state government
* Governor of Penang
* Chief Minister of Penang
* Penang State Legislative Assembly

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g "Constitution of the State of Penang" (PDF). Penang State Legislative Assembly.
2. ^ "State polls: Chow sworn in as Penang CM for second term". The Star. 13 August 2023. Retrieved 13 August 2023.
3. ^ KOSMO! (16 August 2023). "Senarai barisan Exco Pulau Pinang". www.kosmo.com.my.
4. ^ ":: iDirektori : Ketua Jabatan". idirektori.penang.gov.my. Retrieved 2018-05-15.
5. ^ "Ketua Menteri terima kunjungan hormat Penasihat Undang-Undang Negeri baharu". Buletin Mutiara (in Malay). 2 Jan 2025. Retrieved 3 Jan 2025.
6. ^ ":: iDirektori : Ketua Jabatan". idirektori.penang.gov.my. Retrieved 2018-05-15.
7. ^ "Civil engineer Zaki made Penang deputy CM 1". Free Malaysia Today. 2018-05-16. Retrieved 2018-05-16.
8. ^ Mohamed Basyir (16 May 2018). "Ten Penang Exco members sworn in by Governor [NSTTV]". New Straits Times.
9. ^ Audrey Dermawan (9 March 2020). "PKR's Norlela Ariffin replaces Penang exco Afif Bahardin". New Straits Times.
10. ^ "Penang reshuffles exco portfolios at mid-term". www.buletinmutiara.com. 9 September 2020.
11. ^ "Penang 'exco 2.0' sworn in, newcomer Rashid and Ramasamy made DCMs". theedgemalaysia.com.
12. ^ "Guan Eng umum barisan exco negeri". www.malaysiakini.com. 13 March 2008.
13. ^ Three new faces in Koh's Exco. New Straits Times. 16 December 1999.
14. ^ Penang gets going almost immediately. New Straits Times. 17 December 1999.
15. ^ New State Exco Reflects Continuity, Says Koh. New Straits Times. 27 October 1990.

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