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Malaysia's amended rice control law will concentrate enforcement efforts on wholesalers, millers, and smugglers rather than paddy farmers, Deputy Agriculture Minister Chan Foong Hin has assured, as a digital tracking system is being considered.
Malaysia's Witness Protection (Amendment) Bill 2026 introduces financial and relocation assistance for participants upon programme exit, addressing a gap in the 2009 Act that left witnesses without formal support after protection ends.
Parliament has approved amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act, incorporating national security into the Universal Service Provision initiative to modernise the country's digital framework without extra charges.
Malaysia has introduced the Witness Protection (Amendment) Bill 2026 in Parliament, strengthening protections for vulnerable witnesses and expanding support services to include psychological counselling and post-protection assistance.
Malaysia's parliament has passed legislation dramatically increasing penalties for rice industry violations, with corporate fines reaching RM1 million. The amendments aim to combat smuggling and protect local farmers amid growing food security concerns.
Malaysia's parliament convenes for a crucial session testing the government's reform agenda, as internal coalition tensions and recent leadership exits reshape political dynamics in Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia's Parliament has received the Prisons Amendment Bill 2026, introducing electronic monitoring devices for inmates and a new volunteer-based rehabilitation framework to modernise the country's corrections system.
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Malaysia has introduced the Cybercrime Bill 2026 to replace outdated 1997 legislation, addressing modern threats including AI-enabled attacks, ransomware, and identity theft while aligning with international cybercrime conventions.
Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced the Road Transport Amendment Bill 2025 will be tabled Monday, featuring 11 areas of reform and 42 clauses aimed at cracking down on illegal street racing and organized criminal syndicates.