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The government will examine the implications of a proposal to place the MACC under Parliament’s purview, said Anwar Ibrahim.
The prime minister said the strict conditions regarding the proposal must also be reviewed before any decision is made.
The prime minister said the strict conditions regarding the proposal must also be reviewed before any decision is made.
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