Term limit reflects govt’s commitment


PETALING JAYA: Capping the premiership reflects the government’s commitment to institutional reform and could help re-energise an electorate increasingly fatigued since the general election in 2022, say analysts.

They said the proposed 10-year term limit for the prime minister’s tenure, expected to be introduced this year, marks a new chapter in Malaysian politics and signals the end of strongman-­style leadership.

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