MP SPEAKS | Will there be more unity among MPs to support supplementary budgets and new legislations initiatives after the MCO ends.
MP SPEAKS | What does the future hold for all Malaysians post the movement control order ? What if this new “norm” is extended beyond 12 to 18 months pending release of Covid-19 vaccine?
These decisions, in addition to compulsory quarantine and travel bans, can be challenged as unconstitutional, which seems unimportant in the face of Covid-19. Terminologies such as isolation, quarantine and flattening the curve are no longer exclusive to the medical fraternity. No responsible government can get by with business as usual. Governance in times of Covid-19 demands for creative modifications in the modus operandi of elected representatives, ie. MPs. How do we maintain democratic processes and uphold social justice?
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