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An astute budget for continuity, market reassurance – Ong Kian Ming

Recently re-tabled document introduces small positive changes to signal future policy direction

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Malaysia heading towards labour, ageing crisis – SPCAAM

The nation lacks the necessary policies to ensure balanced economic development

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Independence of judiciary is sacrosanct – Hafiz Hassan

Judges must be able to perform their functions freely, independently to arrive at just, fair decisions

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What do Sabah’s party-hopping politicians do for the state? – Jason Santos

Eleven reps have switched sides since 2020 state election, yet Sabahans’ problems persist

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Govt, opposition should negotiate law for equitable constituency funds – Bersih

Withholding such allocations from Perikatan Nasional MPs disrespects their voters, argues NGO

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Budget 2023: better investment in mental health – Dr Kelvin Yii

Unaddressed issues could have repercussions on nation’s economy

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Chronic issues remain for health sector in Budget 2023 – Azrul Mohd Khalib 

Although allocation sets optimistic tone, govt still falls short on sustainable financing

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How to end the deadly government debt spiral – Grace Hooi and Nafis Alam

Administration could move quickly with fiscal, tax reforms to address issue

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Response to revamped Budget 2023 – National House Buyers Association

Group highlights concerns, suggestions relating to property sector

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Increase data transparency for custodial deaths – Sevan Doraisamy

Raise Budget 2023 allocation to improve lockup conditions, prevent future incidents

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Issues voiced out, solutions proposed at ‘no holds barred’ town hall with MoH – MMA

Doctors’ group categorises matters as either related to human resources or infrastructure

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Loke’s second shot at improving road safety – Shahrim Tamrin

Transport minister determined to make improvements, progress despite challenges that remain

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Focus on fiscal consolidation, support for low-income groups – Ideas

Govt should explore new sources of revenue, should not just rely on spending cuts, says research institute