Malaysia

Parliament passes Budget 2024 at policy stage via voice vote

Debate at committee level begins on November 6

Updated 6 months ago · Published on 02 Nov 2023 8:40PM

Parliament passes Budget 2024 at policy stage via voice vote
The RM393.8 billion Supply Bill 2024 represents the highest budget to be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat. File pic.

KUALA LUMPUR – The Supply Bill 2024 for next year’s budget (Budget 2024) was passed by the Dewan Rakyat at the policy stage in Parliament today via a voice vote.

Earlier, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who is also the Minister of Finance, wrapped up the Budget 2024 debate for the Ministry of Finance, which was the last ministry to wrap up.

Budget 2024, themed 'Economic Reforms, Empowering the People' which Anwar presented in Parliament on October 13, involves the allocation of RM393.8 billion, which is the highest budget ever presented in Malaysia.

Of the total allocation, RM303.8 billion is for operating expenses, RM90 billion as development expenses, and RM2 billion is set aside for contingency savings.

The bill had been debated since October 16.

The debate on the bill at the committee level is scheduled for 12 days starting November 6. – Bernama, November 2, 2023

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