Newly minted Malacca Chief Minister Adly Zahari said that he will not be moving into Seri Bendahara, the official residence of the Malacca chief minister.<br /><br />He said he is staying at Bukit Peringgit, not the old chief minister's house, but at a guesthouse in the government quarters.<br /><br />In an interview with Malaysiakini he revealed that the previous state government was paying more than RM30,000 a month for the electricity bill of Seri Bendahara.<br /><br />Adly said there are plans to use Seri Bendahara as a government venue to hold events or meetings and by minimising the usage of Seri Bendahara it would result in a lot of savings for the state government.
