PM Anwar: No reason to keep CSA secret, Cabinet to discuss disclosure tomorrow
MELAKA, Nov 5 — The government has no objection to disclosing the contents of the Confidence and Supply Agreement...
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 — Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that there is no need to keep the contents of the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) secret, and the Cabinet will discuss disclosing the agreement tomorrow. As Finance Minister, Anwar said the agreement should be made public, noting its similarity to a previous agreement between Pakatan Harapan and the previous government.
He questioned why PAS, which proposed the CSA, is now questioning its contents, suggesting it is strange that their own members have not read or thought about it. Anwar dismissed PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan's call for disclosure, stating that Hassan's remarks were inappropriate and that religion should not be used to label someone, groups, or positions as "devilish". The Madani Government signed the CSA with six Bersatu MPs and seven others on October 29.
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