Determining decisions and actions


1 Special appearance: Khairy was one of the invited speakers at last year’s competition.2 Hard at work: Teams spend sleepless nights to come up with a good policy.3 An A-Team: (from left) Leo, Kyle Chan, Annamarie and Ng Yan Chuan.4 Up to youth: Chuo is calling on young Malaysians to take charge of their future.5 Making a point: Tan says that one needs to consider various factors before coming up with a policy.6 Work in progress: Choong, Lo and Sherrinder Kaur looking through plans for the upcoming competition.

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YOUNG Malaysians are often accused of being apathetic towards the country’s politics and policies.

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