Melaka polls: PH proposes early land lease extensions for landowners
MELAKA: Pakatan Harapan has proposed allowing landowners to apply for an extension of their land leases before they enter their final 10 years, rather than having to wait until fewer than 10 years remain.
Pakatan Harapan has proposed allowing landowners in Melaka to apply for an extension of their land leases before they enter the final decade, according to the Aspirasi Melaka Rumah Kita manifesto. Melaka PH chairman Adly Zahari announced this proposal at a PH press conference, emphasizing its aim to provide greater certainty for landowners in the state.
He also suggested idle land could be utilized for economic activities such as modern agriculture and food security. Adly stated that these proposals form part of the party's strategy to ensure development policies benefit the economy, offer certainty to families, and create new income opportunities. The manifesto outlines three priorities and 12 aspirations, including allocating 30 percent of local authority work contracts to young people to foster business opportunities and provide valuable experience for the younger generation.
Other initiatives include improving financing access for small-scale entrepreneurs, offering special grants for women traders, and increasing government-run childcare centers to support working women.
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