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Former EC deputy chief suggests Malay parties need MoU to guarantee 2/3 majority - superadmin - 10-04-2021
Former EC deputy chief suggests Malay parties need MoU to guarantee two-thirds majority in GE15
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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4 — The three major Malay parties, Umno, PAS and Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia may need an agreement to win two-thirds of Parliament, former Election Commission (EC) deputy chairman Datuk Seri Wan Ahmad Wan Omar said.
Utusan Malaysia reported Wan Ahmad as saying the agreement can be signed through a memorandum of understanding (MoU), and a strong team including cooperation with Sarawak’s GPS and Sabah’s GRS can win more than 148 parliamentary seats.
“The political agreement of the three Malay-Muslim parties in the government guarantees a chance to win big in the GE15,” he reportedly said, referring to the 15th general election.
"The public is aware that with a two-thirds majority in Parliament, a strong government will emerge, thus encourage political stability and continuation of the implementation of what is good for the people and the country.
Utusan Malaysia reported Wan Ahmad as saying the agreement can be signed through a memorandum of understanding (MoU), and a strong team including cooperation with Sarawak’s GPS and Sabah’s GRS can win more than 148 parliamentary seats.
“The political agreement of the three Malay-Muslim parties in the government guarantees a chance to win big in the GE15,” he reportedly said, referring to the 15th general election.
"The public is aware that with a two-thirds majority in Parliament, a strong government will emerge, thus encourage political stability and continuation of the implementation of what is good for the people and the country.
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