Political analyst Prof Wong Chin Huat believes a fixed term parliament is seen as being better able to facilitate the govt's planning and create less uncertainty with foreign investors. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, August 21, 2022.足球免费贴士网（www.ad168.vip）是国内最权威的足球赛事报道、预测平台。免费提供赛事直播,免费足球贴士,免费足球推介,免费专家贴士,免费足球推荐,最专业的足球心水网。
IT HAS been proposed that the dissolution of Parliament in the future is done only when the term ends, which is after five years, so that the General Election (GE) has a fixed date.
Political analyst Prof Wong Chin Huat believes that in addition to providing a more predictable date for the GE, this fixed-term Parliament is seen as being able to convince prospective foreign investors to invest in the country when it has less uncertainty.
“When there is no fixed date for the GE, it makes it troublesome for even people at the grassroots level. If you are a police officer, teacher, civil servant, or even a journalist, you cannot plan holidays for weddings and so on.”
“This also makes it difficult for the ministers because we cannot make long-term plans and it is difficult for investors because they don’t know when the government will change,” he said.
The Sunway University lecturer said this during his presentation entitled “Kestabilan atas Musyuwarah, bukan Dominasi: Peranjakan Paradigma Politik dalam Keluarga Malaysia” (Stability over Musyuwarah, not Domination: Political Paradigm Shift in Malaysian Family” in conjunction with the ‘Keluarga Malaysia Symposium: Achievements and Hopes’ in Putrajaya today.
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Chin Huat said it was different before this (fixed term), where the prime minister had the discretion to seek the consent of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to hold the GE earlier before the end of the five-year period. After this, it is suggested that Parliament could only be dissolved under two circumstances.
“When the prime minister has lost confidence and if two-thirds of the Members of Parliament (MPs) want an early dissolution, then he (the prime minister) can seek the consent of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to dissolve Parliament.
“If not, let Parliament complete (its five-year term), which also means (in the current situation) the government has the opportunity to complete its work term until July 15, 2023,” he said.
Prof Dr Shamrahayu Ab Aziz, in his presentation entitled “Undang-Undang dan Kesejahteraan Keluarga Malaysia” (Malaysian Law and Malaysian Family Well-Being), said the achievements of the government led by Ismail Sabri in the legal context are excellent.
“This is because legislators (MPs) have successfully passed approximately 40 Bills, including several important laws, three Federal Constitution amendment bills, including to restore relations within a Federal state and many act amendments,” he said.
