PROGRESS REPORT ON PRECINT 11, PUTRAJAYA 21 November 2008

1. Buyers meeting was held on Saturday 15 Nov 2008 @ 2 pm

At. Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang.

Attendees: Garden Resort : 9

Amber Homes: 10

Saujana Aster: 11

Citrine S/D:

Shop Lot: 2

Items discussed and recommendations:

1. Buyers briefed on the latest state of affairs in particular related to the revocation of the Ministers Order. and its relations to the issue of buyers right to the LAD in the original S&P with ACSB.
2. Buyers briefed on the outcome of the meeting between the Protem comm. and the KSU (and officials ) of KPKT following the revocation of the Order.
3. Buyers reminded on the agreed contributions of RM 100 to our joint account.

Recommendation:

1. Follow up with the KSN on the letters of the KSU and the Protem comm.. to the KSN re reviving the project.
2. Look into the possibility of getting the support of the MP for Putrajaya, YB Tengku Adnan.
3. May need to go directly to the Minister or the Prime Minister to present our case .
4. Lobbying through the Media need to be considered and engaged very carefully as it may be detrimental to our effort.
5. We need to solve our problem with some urgency as there is a real possibility that ACSB/PECD may be declared insolvent soon.

Actions so far:

1. Letter from the Protem comm on behalf of the buyers, has been sent directly to the KSN on the 21 Nov 2008.
2. Media exposure is being arranged but with strict supervision.
3. Site visit was done on Saturday 22 Nov 2008 . Photos of the site are posted for info.
4. Assessment: after the visit:

1. Some work are being done on reviving the project , especially in Garden Resort, Citrine and some Amber Homes. There are definitely some progress in the state of the houses and the surroundings compared to our last visit in June 2008. We were made to understand that workers are attending to the houses everyday so far.

2. These findings seemed to conform to PJH commitment to start work on some of the more advanced phases by October 2008, notwithstanding the problem with the Ministers Order.

We need to continue to push harder to get our houses. We need the support of each and everyone in whatever way possible.

Dr Onny

Chairman, Protem Comm.