Chan Kok Leong
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PAS will back constitutional amendment to stop party-hopping
Takiyuddin Hassan says cabinet unanimously agreed for a separate legislation to govern defections.
Pakatan set to vote for ‘imperfect’ anti-party hopping bill
Coalition sources say opposition trying to patch up relationship with disgruntled rakyat after string a failures.
Dr Mahathir says Pejuang will not support Muhyiddin to be PM
If Bersatu chief has achieved anything for Malaysia, he won’t need my backing, nonagenarian says.
Khairy says will review MySejahtera check-ins after borders reopen Friday
Health minister says govt needs to see impact of international travel on infections.
PAC to consider probe into MySejahtera
Questions abound on app’s development, ownership and links among companies concerned.
Both parties must agree to end MOU, says Wan Junaidi
Minister says Point 4.1 doesn’t automatically terminate the agreement even if all the points are not fulfilled.
Seven ministers among 29 govt MPs absent during Sosma vote, says Hansard
18 opposition lawmakers also not in Dewan Rakyat yesterday.
Don’t blame opposition for defeat of Sosma motion, Anthony Loke says
Putrajaya had the numbers to ensure passing, new DAP sec-gen says.
Nazri joins chorus of Umno leaders calling for early election
Padang Rengas MP says government needs fresh mandate if it cannot pass bills in Parliament.
Umno top guns Zahid, Najib absent during crucial vote, says Fahmi
Opposition MP says hypocritical to blame Pakatan for breaching the MOU when govt lawmakers failed to attend important event.
Muda failed to woo young voters in Johor, says pollster
Ilham Centre CEO says 99% new voters didn’t even check their registrations.
Results show BN still strong in rural areas, Pakatan’s urban grip weakening
Pollster says opposition pact failed to convince majority of its vote bank in Johor to come out.
PKR, Pakatan naive to use 2 logos in state elections, say pollsters
Opposition pact lost voters as mistakes made in Malacca were repeated in Johor.
