PUTRAJAYA – Sarawak DAP delegates have set five reform measures as a benchmark for the party’s continued participation in the unity government.
Soo Tien Ren said the demands include requiring Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to relinquish the Finance Minister portfolio.
He said equal allocations should also be provided to all Members of Parliament, including those from the Opposition.
“Other demands include the repeal of the Sedition Act 1948, the establishment of the Malaysian Ombudsman, as well as extending diesel subsidies to all commercial vehicles and restoring the Budi95 quota to 300 litres.
“These reforms are not impossible to implement. Some of them are promises we have long fought for and only require political will,” he said while debating a motion at the 2026 DAP National Congress at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC) here on Sunday.
Tien Ren said DAP should be prepared to part ways with Anwar if the government fails to implement the reforms.
“The five reforms we are demanding will serve as our scorecard, and the people will evaluate our performance a year from now.
“If we are unable to deliver this reform agenda, perhaps it is time for us to have the courage to bid farewell to Anwar,” he said.