Do all of them in one go, says Opposition


KUALA LUMPUR: The constitutional amendments must be tabled, debated and passed concurrently with the anti-party hopping law at another special sitting, say Opposition lawmakers. But it must be concluded by May.

Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said such a move was to ensure the amendments were meant only for the anti-hopping law, not for any other.

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