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The committee stage debate for the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry's portion of Budget 2018 was passed last night in the Dewan Rakyat with the federal government clutching onto a majority of just one vote.
The bill was passed with 52-51 with deputy speaker Ismail Mohamad Said, who took the floor to cast a vote in his capacity as Kuala Krau MP.
The bill was passed with 52-51 with deputy speaker Ismail Mohamad Said, who took the floor to cast a vote in his capacity as Kuala Krau MP.
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