Parliament to tackle Alibaba licensing, Gaza aid and stalled housing project today

The Dewan Rakyat agenda today features a series of ministerial interrogations on key national issues. Syahredzan Johan will seek an update from the Economy Minister on the drafting and tabling schedule of the Anti-Rent-Seeking Act aimed at ending “Alibaba” licensing schemes. Ahmad Tarmizi Sulaiman will query the Foreign Minister on Malaysia's diplomatic actions at the United Nations and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to sustain a Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian assistance.

Fong Kui Lun will demand that the Housing and Local Government Ministry present a rescue strategy for the abandoned Residensi Wilayah Salak Selatan project, which comprises 1,120 residential units, and discuss appointing a rescue developer if one outlet scheme collapses. Other MPs will raise AI-related workforce transition plans, the extent of graduate underemployment, the future direction of the Tabung Pahlawan fund, the 2026 distribution of aid to Sekolah Agama Rakyat, and rising agricultural input costs and bushfires on Pulau Bruit, Sarawak. Following the Q&A, a motion to appoint MPs to the Parliamentary Services Council will be considered, and debate will continue on the Supply Bill 2027 and the policy-stage discussion of Budget 2027.