Trust in govt requires more than just the Bill, say groups


PETALING JAYA: The implementation of the anti-hopping legislation should go hand-in-hand with amendments to state laws and the constitutions of political parties to meet its aim of maintaining a stable government, say civil society groups.

Although the Anti-Hopping Bill is a step in the right direction towards ensuring political stability, there is still a need for further accountability and transparency among the elected representatives, they said.

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