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Malaysia's Public Accounts Committee has mandated quarterly written progress reports on the RM11.22 billion Littoral Combat Ship project to ensure timely delivery of all five vessels to the Royal Malaysian Navy and prevent further setbacks.
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Malaysia's government is evaluating a proposal to let MPs view CCTV footage from the Taiping Prison incident that killed an inmate and injured nearly 100 others in January 2025, with legal complexities requiring careful consideration.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that tackling corruption demands coordinated action across government agencies, Parliament, the private sector, and civil society, rather than relying on single institutions alone.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the government have filed legal motions to dismiss a lawsuit filed by opposition MPs contesting the Malaysia-US reciprocal trade agreement, while the MPs have simultaneously sought constitutional referral.
Eight PKR parliamentarians have demanded substantive parliamentary oversight in constitutional amendments to separate the attorney-general and public prosecutor positions, warning against superficial consultation mechanisms.