Nancy: Government mulls renaming of National Harmony Bill


Nancy (right) with MIC Wanita chief Mohana Muniandy at the launching of the MIC legal and bankruptcy aid clinic on Thursday.

KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed National Harmony Bill may be renamed once details are finalised, said Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nancy Shukri on Thursday. 

She said the Government planned to look at the elements and form of offences that could be included into the Bill, which may lead to a name change, she told reporters after launching the MIC legal and bankruptcy aid clinic. 

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