KOTA KINABALU: Malaysia should consider setting a fixed date for the general election after each five-year term of Parliament ends to avoid disruption of government programmes in place, suggests a Sabah youth body.
Sabah's Federation of Interior Youth Associations (Gabungan) said that a fixed five-year term for Parliament and also state assemblies would ensure that snap and unscheduled elections would not disrupt the country's development plans.
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