Chinese Organisations in Melaka Urge Political Parties to Focus on Policy and Mutual Respect
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Three organisations representing the Chinese community in Melaka have submitted a memorandum to the four political parties contesting the state election. The memorandum contains 46 policy proposals relating to the needs of the community.
In the memorandum, the organisations urge the political parties to focus on policy issues, rather than only on debates or personal attacks. They also call on all parties to show mutual respect during the election campaign.
The policy proposals were submitted to each party so that they could consider them. The organisations hope these proposals can be included in the parties' work programmes if they win the election.
The Melaka state election is an important event for the state's residents, as its outcome will determine their elected representatives and the future direction of the state administration. So far, there has been no official statement from the parties involved regarding the memorandum.
Sources: Free Malaysia Today
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