00:00 The 48th Wanita MCA Annual General Meeting on Saturday unanimously passed seven resolutions
00:09 covering party affairs, the economy, religion, agriculture, food security, laws and institutional
00:16 reforms. The resolutions were approved by 940 delegates, after being debated by 12 delegates
00:24 from 10 states, with some of them asking the government to provide incentives to reduce
00:30 the burden on employers whose employees go on maternity leave for 98 days. They also urged
00:38 MCA to be more active in recruiting members among the youth and to boost the participation rate of
00:45 women in politics, including those from professional groups. Meanwhile, the 59th MCA Youth Annual
00:53 General Meeting, which also took place on Saturday, passed nine resolutions covering party and youth
01:00 affairs, the economy, government affairs and education. After 11 delegates from nine states
01:08 engaged in a debate session, 390 delegates passed the resolutions, which include wanting the
01:14 government to continue addressing economic challenges, to take steps to reduce the rising
01:20 living costs, to reinstate the goods and services tax GST at the rate of 4%, as well as improving
01:28 the secondary school syllabus by introducing election topics to allow students to be more
01:34 knowledgeable about Undi 18 and the democratic process in general.
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