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The four MPs from Bersatu are leaving amid political disagreements within the party. Anti-hopping laws might not apply as they pertain to switching parties, while the MPs claim they are only aligned with the ruling coalition while they are not joining the PH-BN.
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This situation highlights the legal nuances surrounding party allegiance and potential loopholes in anti-defection laws. The political landscape remains fluid, and the departure of these MPs underscores the need for clearer legislation to address such scenarios, ensuring stability within political entities.
4 Bersatu MPs and anti-hopping
The issue at hand involves the interpretation of party-hopping rules in Malaysia. The debate centers on whether Members of Parliament (MPs) who violate party decisions, as outlined in the party constitution, can be considered to have switched parties. The proposed safeguard involves automatic expulsion if an MP contravenes party decisions.
No Consensus
However, the political factions has not reached a consensus on this matter. The concern is that without foolproof mechanisms, party-hopping may continue. The outcome will impact the fate of MPs and the stability of political parties, prompting calls for clearer rules and safeguards. What do you think the 4 Bersatu MPs should do?
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