The PKFZ Scandal has caused Ong Tee Keat (pictured) to embarrass the BN government on (the lack of) good governance, and for him to be ultimately out-voted in the MCA EGM on October 10.

One of the key players in the PKFZ public spat with Tee Keat is the chairman of the BN Backbenchers Club (BNBBC), who is also the MP for Bintulu.

Both the BN men became the spices that made PKFZ a hot issue in and outside the media circles and their readers.

But, will it be as hot in the Parliament when it reconvenes October 19, when Tee Keat and Bintulu appear in the same august hall of legislature?

Chances, as far as the agenda for Day 1 of the coming sitting of the Parliament is concerned are extremely slim. PKFZ failed to feature on the agenda for Day 1, October 19. At least not the Top 12 questions that normally receive prime-time live telecast.

Here’s the Day 1 Agenda (Oral Question Time) issued by the Secretariat of Dewan Rakyat and received today:

QUESTION 1: Bangsa Malaysia – I People
MP: Dr Marcus Majigoh (BN-Putatan)
MINISTER TO RESPOND: Prime Minister

QUESTION 2: Economic impact on Malaysia in relation to the recent G20 Summit
MP: Dr Tan Seng Giow (DAP-Kepong)
MINISTER: Finance Minister

QUESTION 3: Shortage of skilled medical personnel in Sarawak
MP: Tiong King Sing (BN-Bintulu)
MINISTER: Health Minister

QUESTION 4: Ways to arrest negative image of MACC, Police and the Attorney-General’s Chamber.
MP: Anwar Ibrahim (PKR-Pematang Pauh)
MINISTER: Prime Minister

QUESTION 5: Current status for the defunct Bernama TV.
MP: Halimah Mohd Sadique(BN-Tenggara)
MINISTER: Ministerof Information, Communications and Culture

QUESTION 6: Breakdown of civil servants by race and possibility of hiring contract workers without prior consent from the Civil Service Dept (JPA)
MP: Lim Guan Eng (DAP-Bagan)
MINISTER: Prime Minister

QUESTION 7: Is Program Kejiranan Lestari successful in handling social problems in Johor, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Penang.
MP: Dr Mohamad Shahrom bin Osman (BN-Lipis)
MINISTER: Minister of Women Development, Family and Society

QUESTION 8: Has the government managed to regain control of Bernas which has now fallen into foreign hands?
MP: Haji Taib Azamudden bin Mat Taib (PAS-Baling)
MINISTER: Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry

QUESTION 9: Tense relationship between Malaysia and Indonesia.
MP: Haji Ismail bin Haji Muttalib (BN-Maran)
MINISTER: Minister of Foreign Affairs

QUESTION 10: Current updates for H1N1
MP: Fong Poh Kuan (DAP-Batu Gajah)
MINISTER: Minister of Health

QUESTION 11: The 3-year Road Safety Campaign and possibility of including it into pupils’ curriculum.
MP: Lilah bin Yasin (BN-Jempol)
MINISTER: Transport Minister

QUESTION 12: Implication of delayed decision to control influx of illegal immigrants.
MP: Nasharuddin Mat Isa (PAS-Bachok)
MINISTER: Minister of Human Resources

I remember Kit Siang volleying 3 questions per day at Tee Keat to not let all stones unturned on PKFZ.

Thus far, MPs have yet to receive the PwC report on PKFZ with full appendix that Tee Keat promised us before the last Parliament sitting.

Come to think of it, I wonder, will Tee Keat still be Transport Minister when the Parliament resits?