Sabah State Assembly sitting to follow MCO SOP, says CM
Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal speaks to the media March 30, 2020. — Picture courtesy of the Sabah Chief Minister’s Dept
Mohd Shafie said not more than 50 members would be attending the meeting at any one time although Sabah has 60 state assemblymen. Mohd Shafie said the sitting could not be postponed because Article 21 of the Sabah State Constitution stipulates that it should be held within six months of the last meeting, which was in November last year
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