GPS-friendly party by providing supply and confidence to the new GPS coalition of the Sarawak state government. Somehow the party status changed when PSB opted to be an independent instead when its president, Wong, tendered his resignation from the state Cabinet as the International Trade and e-Commerce Minister and second Minister of Finance in July 2019 . 2020–21 Malaysian political crisis During the 2020 Malaysian political crisis, the support inclination of PSB Sri Aman MP; Masir Kujat, was in much speculation and attention for the tussling parties of the political scene. Despite being arranged to be seated alongside the new governing Perikatan Nasional (PN) backbencher MPs in the Dewan Rakyat during the historic the one-day Parliament sitting on 17 May, Masir has clarified that he and the PSB party is still in the opposition bloc in the federal and state levels. Impact of the prolonged political crisis had also witnessed two former Sarawak People's Justice Party (PKR) legislature representatives; Selangau MP incumbent Ba Kelalan assemblyman Baru Bian and Batu Lintang assemblyman See Chee How, together with their supporters have joined PSB on 30 May 2020. In August 2021, PM Muhyiddin Yassin of PN resigned, PSB pledge to support PH's Anwar Ibrahim as prime ministerial candidate but will back Shafie Apdal of Parti Warisan Sabah as an alternative if Anwar not chosen. PSB though stated it wish to remain an independent party without affiliation to any political alliance including PH. Elected representatives Member of Parliament Dewan Undangan Negeri (State Legislative Assembly) Malaysian State Assembly Representatives PSB for the time being has 3 members in the 19th Sarawak State Legislative Assembly: General election results State election results See also Politics of Malaysia List of political parties in Malaysia References External links Political parties in Sarawak 2014 establishments in Malaysia Political parties established in 2014