KOTA KINABALU: History was made at the Sabah assembly on Thursday (May 25) as it passed a law to stop party hopping that has seen governments fall and rise through defections over the last 60 years.
However, the passing of the amendment to the state Constitution was overshadowed by the removal of Article 6(7) that provides a guide for the Governor to appoint a Chief Minister after an election.
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