Limiting the Prime Minister’s Tenure to 10 Years: A Proposal for Good Governance
The proposal to limit the Prime Minister’s tenure to 10 years requires strong political will from all parties, including the opposition, said Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) chief Adam Adli Abdul Halim. As the Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Adam emphasized that this move would help prevent abuse of power, strengthen administrative integrity, and ensure the country’s leadership remains dynamic with fresh ideas.
The Need for Strong Political Commitment
"This reform demands strong political commitment. Amending the Constitution requires a two-thirds majority in Parliament, and all parties, including the opposition, should come together to support it," Adam said in a statement today. He highlighted that if implemented, the MADANI government will be remembered in history as a bold administration that brought real change, adding that this is the essence of true reform, the politics of the future.
AMK’s Stance on the Proposal
Adam also pointed out that AMK stands firmly behind the MADANI government’s reform agenda and its commitment to limiting the Prime Minister’s tenure to 10 years, in line with the principles of good governance and public trust. He emphasized that this proposal is not new, as it has been a long-standing pledge of Pakatan Harapan since the 15th General Election (GE15).
Prime Minister’s Reaffirmation of Commitment
Yesterday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim reaffirmed the MADANI government’s commitment to implementing reforms, including amending the Federal Constitution to enforce the 10-year term limit for the Prime Minister.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the proposal to limit the Prime Minister’s tenure to 10 years requires a united front from all political parties, including the opposition. This move is essential for preventing abuse of power, strengthening administrative integrity, and ensuring the country’s leadership remains dynamic with fresh ideas. The MADANI government’s commitment to this reform is a positive step towards good governance and public trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the purpose of limiting the Prime Minister’s tenure to 10 years?
A: This proposal aims to prevent abuse of power, strengthen administrative integrity, and ensure the country’s leadership remains dynamic with fresh ideas.
Q: What is the current stance of the MADANI government on this proposal?
A: The MADANI government has reaffirmed its commitment to implementing this reform, including amending the Federal Constitution to enforce the 10-year term limit for the Prime Minister.
Q: What is the reaction of Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) on this proposal?
A: AMK chief Adam Adli Abdul Halim has expressed his support for the proposal, emphasizing that it is essential for good governance and public trust.