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ISSUES on the country’s economy and expenditure were among main topics discussed by the Parliament this week, apart from the anti-party hopping law, as it wrapped up its fifth week of sitting.After the motion of thanks for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address, which was debated for 10 days by 129 Members of Parliament, was passed on the first day of sitting this week, the august house proceeded with the tabling of three bills, one of which was the Supplementary Supply Bill (2019) 2020 to apply for additional expenditure for services rendered in 2019 totaling RM7,005,753,850, which was then approved last Wednesday after it was debated for two days.Another was the Supply (Reallocation of Appropriated Expenditure) Bill 2020 which was tabled for the second reading on Thursday to apply for additional expenditure for rendered this year amounting to RM7,184,083,200.
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MP renews call for IPCMC after cops bar MPs from Parliament
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Ipoh Barat MP M Kulasegaran renewed calls for an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) after police yesterday barred MPs from entering Parliament.
Kulasegaran said he lodged a police report over the incident but cannot expect the police to be investigating themselves. Although I have lodged a police report.