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Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has called for the special Dewan Rakyat sitting examining the Royal Commission of Inquiry report into Lembaga Tabung Haji to be extended by at least two days to enable broader parliamentary debate.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that Malaysia's Parliament will hold an extraordinary sitting on August 11 to debate the Royal Commission of Inquiry report examining Tabung Haji, the country's Islamic pilgrimage fund.
Malaysia's Statistics Bill 2026 has cleared the Dewan Rakyat and is heading to the Upper House next week. Minister Akmal Nasrullah expects the legislation to be gazetted by year-end, replacing a 61-year-old statistics framework.
Malaysia's parliament has endorsed two landmark bills reforming the National Trust Fund and updating statistical governance after six decades. The measures aim to secure long-term savings and improve data accuracy on economic and social conditions.
Malaysia's Parliament has approved the National Trust Fund Bill 2026, establishing mandatory contributions and withdrawal controls to ensure sustainable intergenerational savings and stronger governance of the RM22.43 billion fund.
Parliament has approved the Statistics Bill 2026, replacing decades-old legislation to modernise Malaysia's statistical framework. The new law aims to improve data quality and evidence-based governance across government agencies.
Parliament has unveiled 'Arkitek Bangsa', a short film designed to foster leadership qualities and national pride among Malaysian youth. The initiative forms part of broader parliamentary efforts to deepen young people's understanding of democratic institutions and national history.
Malaysia's Parliament is focusing on the country's readiness for El Niño, investigating a military training explosion, and addressing food security threats as lawmakers debate critical governance issues.
Malaysian Parliament is set to discuss widespread internet access problems, the geopolitical impact on fuel subsidy expenditure, and financing barriers for informal sector workers in today's sitting.
Malaysia's Parliament has passed legislation strengthening oversight of the rice industry, raising penalties for violations to RM250,000 for individuals and RM1 million for companies. The amendments aim to protect food security and prevent market manipulation.
Parliament has tabled amendments to Malaysia's Witness Protection Act 2009, introducing psychological support services and allowing guardians to enrol witnesses lacking legal capacity into the protective scheme.
Parliament will host its first 'Larian Cergas Parlimen' fun run on July 25, a 5km event designed to promote healthy lifestyles among lawmakers and the general public, with aspirations to expand the programme nationwide.
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Malaysia's Parliament convenes this week with key focus on outstanding 1MDB liabilities, renewable energy transition progress, and support for vulnerable populations including the elderly and persons with disabilities.
Malaysia's government has introduced legislative amendments to fortify its control over domestic rice pricing and enforcement mechanisms, reflecting growing concerns over food security and market stability in the crucial agricultural sector.
Malaysia's parliament has approved sweeping amendments to strengthen the Malaysia Competition Commission's enforcement capabilities, granting it expanded investigative powers and penalty authority to tackle increasingly sophisticated cartel activities.
Malaysia's parliament has approved the Competition (Amendment) Bill 2026, introducing tougher enforcement mechanisms against digital cartels and anti-competitive practices while creating new criminal offences for obstruction.
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Malaysia's parliament has passed legislation on sexual offences, employment insurance, and cybercrime during its second week of proceedings, strengthening protections across criminal justice and economic sectors.
Malaysia's forthcoming Cybercrimes Bill 2026 represents an ambitious overhaul of digital crime legislation, extending its reach well beyond compliance with international conventions to establish comprehensive protections.
Parliament has passed amendments to the Employment Insurance System Bill introducing progressive penalties ranging from RM1,000 to RM5,000 for employers who fail to notify PERKESO of vacancies, aiming to strengthen job-matching efforts while supporting compliance.
Parliamentarians will scrutinise the impact of West Asian conflict on Malaysia's tourism sector and security challenges in border areas during the 16-day parliamentary session starting today.
The Malaysian government is seeking cross-party parliamentary support for a constitutional amendment to separate the roles of Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor, positioning it as essential judicial reform rather than political maneuver.