The proposal of a fixed term Parliament act to ensure the government of the day serves out its full term has yet to get consensus from the leaders within the Madani government itself and is a premature idea, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
The Prime Minister told reporters on Tuesday (Jan 16) that there was yet to be any decision made on the law.
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The Prime Minister told reporters on Tuesday (Jan 16) that there was yet to be any decision made on the law.
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00:00 [Music]
00:08 Dato' Sri, so you know recently the Fixed Term Parliament Act has been widely talked about, so do you think that we...
00:14 We have not discussed this. I look forward to any discussion, but it's a bit too premature for us to decide.
00:21 Otherwise we have not even obtained any comments from the Attorney General. There's no consensus yet among the leaders of Kerajaan Perpaduan Madani.
00:34 So I think we'll go through the process. But there has been a suggestion, we will look at it to make it... it's not a priority.
00:43 [Silence]