MELAKA, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) signed between the Federal Government, Bersatu and independent members of Parliament (MPs) yesterday does not bind any party’s political stance or decisions, including ahead of the Melaka State Election on Nov 14.
CSA Does Not Restrict Parties' Political Decisions - Adam Adli
Melaka state election, Adam Adli, PH, PKR, DAP
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The CSA does not restrict parties' political decisions, allowing them to maintain their positions and roles as opposition.
- CSA does not bind political stances or decisions of involved parties.
- Parties remain free to act as opposition and provide checks and balances.
- PH and Bersatu will compete in Melaka election without affecting their relationship.
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