Adopt anti-party hopping law in next assembly sitting, Muda urges Sabah govt


KOTA KINABALU: The Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) has urged the Sabah government to implement the anti-party hopping law in the next state assembly sitting.

Appalled by the series of defections in the state of late, Sabah Muda chief Amos Thien said it was vital to adopt the law, which is already in force at federal level.

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