00:30This bill is definitely not perfect and this bill definitely has to be looked into thoroughly.
01:03So that is a very important question of law. Do you need a constitutional amendment or not?
01:14As far as the members of select committee, we are in tandem with this decision that we do not need
01:20a constitutional amendment.
01:25Some, I think I still have my job tomorrow.
01:27So, it's a political joke today, so please don't misquote me.
01:33The point in hand is that as far as we are concerned, from both sides, pembangkang dan kerajaan,
01:38we want this bill to be a bill that is practical and applicable to the people first.
01:45This bill is the people's bill.
01:49Thank you, Yang Berhormat.
01:51And that's why we decided to host the town hall in parliament, which is the house of the people.
01:57We could have taken any hotel, right?
02:00But the message is it must come from here because this belongs to the rakyat.
02:05You should not stop raising your concern.
02:07Because akta ini, kalau kita lihat, di segi premisnya, hanya memerlukan simple majority.
02:15You just need a simple majority for this act to function, to be passed.
02:21Maknanya, you don't need a very complicated procedure as a constitutional amendment.
02:27That is something that we have to understand.
02:29That's why we have to understand that in our actions, in our actions, we have to understand that in our
02:39actions,
02:39in our actions, several NGOs and CSOs, and especially the media council,
02:46have a few expectations that for me, need to hear from us once again.
02:53That's why we have to understand that in our actions, we have to understand that in our actions,
03:16of course, and in our actions that, we must accept that in our actions,
03:19That's why we admit that for our actions, it was often used for non- отмет under our actions,
03:20that we have to be able to educate our actions and thus we continue to encounter that in our actions.
03:22Thank you then.
