“We feel that there is a need for a better democracy as people should be given the right to vote, but right now we will implement other promises in our manifesto first, when that is done, we can bring up other stuff, let’s do it step by step.”

"Previously it was decided on a weekly basis. We have received a lot of feedback from the petrol dealers and oil companies and also the public (on the matter).”

"This is an important policy shift, and while we acknowledge that it was dropped off from the Pakatan Harapan manifesto, we reiterate that this fundamental right has nothing to do with race nor religion."

"We will talk to them (Singapore); we do not want a confrontation with Singapore...sometimes there are overlapping (claims) but we can settle this via negotiations.”

"Definitely, we are going to take action. But about the extent of the legal process, the best person to ask that will be the AG."

“Malaysians are not outsiders. The Federal Government is not an outsider. We are responsible for all things in the country.”

“Previously, the issue of homes for the middle class was not fully addressed. You find young professionals earning about RM6,000 a month who cannot afford to buy a house.”

"The urban may be different, the rural may be different… there will be conflicts emphasised by racial differences and the like. So we don't want that to happen.”

The 13-storey hotel is scheduled to open in late 2019 and will offer 238 rooms.

"Although other stations will be closed, passengers can still alight at the respective stations and switch to the Kelana Jaya LRT and Sungai Buloh-Kajang MRT lines at the Masjid Jamek, Plaza Rakyat, Pasar Seni and Maluri stations."