Govt has yet to deliver all reform promises, says Bersih


PETALING JAYA: The Unity Government has fallen short of expectations in its first year as promised reforms are progressing at slowly while others have either been unfulfilled or broken, says electoral watchdog Bersih.

The government scored only 11 out of a possible 51 points or 21.6% in its first year in Bersih’s evaluation of the unity government's performance on electoral and institutional reforms.

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