Bigger staff to serve MPs from both sides will improve quality of debates, says Ariff.

In order for PAC hearings to be made public, the Parliamentary Standing Order must be amended first.

Request for RM97 million is state seeking its dues, says Islamist party, as PAS-Lim Guan Eng continue to trade barbs.

Police instructed to come up with new guidelines while six existing preventive laws are under study.

Regulations like public service vehicle licence, vehicle inspections at Puspakom and insurance coverage only benefit those driving full time.

Chua Soi Lek explains that community only wanted change in government because it couldn't stand BN.

Party has been reduced to a shadow of its former glory, he says.

Heated exchanges between Azmin-Rafizi camps, alleged election violations seen and heard in Gombak.

He urges election committee to investigate complaints of vote buying, money politics.

Experts say there is no viable alternative in the current opposition to attract the community.

Other candidates lacked machinery and could not penetrate the solid PKR voter base to hand PKR president-elect an easy win, say analysts.

He is now one step closer to succeeding Dr Mahathir Mohamad as prime minister.

PKR also says that president-elect Anwar Ibrahim did not misuse any government machinery throughout his campaign.

The former Felda chairman did not dismiss his chances of defeating Pakatan Harapan’s Anwar Ibrahim.

Volunteers told to remove wrapper before handing out bottles.