DAP calls for greater progress on institutional reforms
DAP national chairman Gobind Singh Deo has called for progress on several institutional reforms after the party decided to remain in the Federal Government for the rest of the current parliamentary term. Among the reforms DAP wants to see move forwar...
The DAP, led by national chairman Gobind Singh Deo, is urging for greater progress on several institutional reforms as the party decides to remain in the Federal Government for the remainder of the parliamentary term. Key reforms include separating the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor roles and implementing a two-term limit for prime ministers.
Gobind emphasized that these reforms are already in the works, with bills to address the issues already introduced, and called for clear timelines and additional sitting days to expedite the process. Despite the party's decision to stay in government, DAP remains committed to seeing these reforms carried out before the year ends.
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