A current hot topic is the proposed amendment to the Federal Constitution to make party-hopping illegal. It was supposed to have been tabled and passed in Parliament a month or two ago. But what kept it on hold is the fine-tuning.
For example, if a law maker is sacked by his/her party, can that be considered as party-hopping? It is not my intention to comment on whether the proposed law is good or bad. I leave that to the politicians and readers
THE Gabungan Rakyat Sabah-Barisan Nasional (GRS-BN) State Government would use the RM200 million it hopes to receive as dividend payment from the state government-linked companies (GLCs) to build and improve various infrastructure facilities for the people.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Haji Noor, who announced this, said the GRS-BN State Government is committed to developing the people and Sabah, through its Hala Tuju Sabah Maju Sabah (SMJ), which is in line with its manifesto and Aku Janji pledge in the last State Election