Fixed Term Parliament Act key to restoring public confidence, good will, says Nga


KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed Fixed Term Parliament Act (FTPA) will be key to restoring confidence and good will among the public, says Housing and Local Development Minister Nga Kor Ming (pic).

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday (Jan 16), Nga said the proposed Act would also ensure the stability of the country going forward.

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