Government no longer bound by MOU with Opposition after bloc vote, says Ahmad Maslan


PETALING JAYA: The Opposition's decision to vote against a government parliamentary motion is in breach of the bipartisan memorandum of understanding (MOU), says Umno secretary-general Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan.

The Pontian MP said the government is no longer bound by the agreements in the MOU since the Opposition chose to contravene it.

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