Chan Kok Leong
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Anwar explains why Pakatan accepted Ismail Sabri’s offer but not Muhyiddin’s
PM ready to negotiate on political stability and transformation, says Opposition leader.
After Anwar’s appeal, Jelutong lawmaker’s suspension cut to one day
Deputy Speaker Mohd Rashid Hasnon hopes Opposition leader will advise RSN Rayer to tone down on provocation.
Election of deputy speaker postponed for constitutional amendment
Wan Junaidi says government hopes to table amendment this session, see it completed in October.
Takiyuddin off the hook for emergency ordinances controversy
Speaker says motion against former law minister expired without decision.
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Jelutong MP gets two-day suspension for calling deputy speaker ‘shameful’
Rayer refuses to back down in argument over motions to remove Azhar.
MOH never stopped treating non-Covid-19 patients, Khairy says
Minister says measures have been put in place to ensure they receive the necessary treatments.
MPs barred from entering Parliament to ‘protect their health’, says Hamzah
Home minister denies instructing cops to intercept lawmakers on their way to the House.
Govt-Pakatan deal promotes national stability, ‘insurance’ for Ismail Sabri, analyst says
Observers say lawmakers can focus more on governance, less on mitigating self-serving agendas, power grabs.
Govt-Pakatan ink historic deal to ensure political stability, transformation
PM says MOU will pave the way for stronger bipartisan approach to politics.
Don’t gamble away country’s future for personal gain, says Agong
King tells lawmakers to focus on battling the Covid-19 outbreak to help Malaysia recover.
Bread-and-butter issues trump institutional reforms for Malays, says study
Reformation agendas are viewed as political in nature, having no bearing on daily life.
Ariff cautions against dodging constitutional amendments to legalise anti-hopping laws
Former Dewan Rakyat speaker says changes need to be made if government keen on reform.
Anti-hopping laws v recall elections
Reforms key to ensure political stability and boost public trust.
Analysts expect bipartisan support for anti-party hopping law
Backlash awaits if they refuse to move with the times, create a more stable political environment.
PM wants cabinet to decide on confidence and supply deal with opposition, sources say
Ismail initiated talks with Pakatan and did not oppose the idea, according to source.
