
Parliament not the place for difficult reform talks, says Nazir Razak
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Yayasan Tun Razak chairman Nazir Razak said that in Parliament, politicians were expected to follow party whips and appeal to their supporters, making it difficult for them to express their views freely on sensitive issues. KUALA LUMPUR: Yayasan Tun Razak chairman Nazir Razak says Parliament is not the appropriate place for initial discussions on contentious national reforms as politicians are often constrained by party positions and electoral considerations. (Free Malaysia Today, 20:27)
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- Step 1YouTube (mainstream)Free Malaysia Today (YouTube)23:11
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