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Home quarantine exemption for 3 MPs nothing new, says Azhar
The speaker says exemption has been granted to others under extraordinary circumstances before.
GLC appointments, including politicians, vetted thoroughly, says Zafrul
Candidates have to go through several agencies including the police, MACC and the Securities Commission.
Confidence motions not priority for Perikatan, says Takiyuddin
Law minister says no reason to believe Muhyiddin has lost support of MPs.
Housing and Local Government Ministry budget passed despite PeKT pushback
Allocation of RM5.37 billion approved by division vote 106-96.
Despite weak replies, Health Ministry budget passed at committee stage
Lengthy debate ends with RM31.94 million in funds approved by voice vote.
More than half of Malaysians jailed abroad for drug offences
1,434 out of 2,742 doing time for the crime, says Kamarudin Jaffar.
Budgets for tourism, women and family, environment ministries passed
Dewan will debate allocations for health, housing ministries tomorrow.
Bersatu membership not required to work with welfare group, says Rina
Rina Harun answers queries on whether her party members were put on the government payroll for volunteer work.
I’m powerless, says Dewan speaker on confidence in PM vote
Azhar says he must get 'indication from a government minister' to allow vote.
Putrajaya to work with local councils to identify illegal temples, churches
Committee will be set up to check non-Muslim places of worship for registration, says national unity minister.
Umno leaders tell Bersatu to give up demand for seats
Muhyiddin Yassin’s call for unity must not come at expense of its partner, say Johor-based critics.
Parliament passes allocations for three ministries
Miti's budget passed by division, while Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs; and Entrepreneurship and Cooperatives Ministries were by voice vote.
2 out of 10 births in 2019 recorded in Selangor, Parliament told
Bumiputeras account for almost 80% of births last year.
