CSA does not signal PH-Bersatu electoral cooperation, says Fahmi
PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Bersatu have not held discussions on a broader electoral pact following the signing of the confidence and supply agreement (CSA) by 13 opposition MPs.
Pakatan Harapan (PH) and the Democratic Action Party (Bersatu) have not discussed expanding their electoral pact beyond the current parliamentary term following the signing of the confidence and supply agreement (CSA) by 13 opposition MPs, according to PH communications director Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil. The agreement is limited to the current term and does not extend to future electoral cooperation, Fahmi stated when asked if it could pave the way for broader collaboration between PH and Bersatu.
He emphasized that any MP interested in signing the agreement is welcome to do so, with no obligation to provide support in the future, as it is only valid for the current parliamentary term. Fahmi made these remarks at a press conference after officiating the CVSKL Foundation's Health Screening Programme for Journalists. He clarified that discussions on a broader electoral arrangement between PH and Bersatu have not taken place within PH or PKR, and that PH and Keadilan in particular have not discussed this matter.
For now, PH and Bersatu are focused on the upcoming Melaka election and will proceed step by step, Fahmi concluded.
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