The CSO Platform for Reform, a collective of 60 civil society
organisations (CSOs) in Malaysia, is releasing our report on the
first 100 days of the Unity Government. The report highlights four
core priority areas, including governance leadership, institutions,
parliament and state legislative assembly, and key law/policies.
The CSO Platform recognises the importance of strong public
institutions in safeguarding public interest and promoting efficient
governance amid political turmoil. As such, the report aims to
provide recommendations to the government based on the
aspirations of people on the ground.
The report acknowledges that the Malaysian political landscape
has become increasingly volatile in recent years, and stresses the
need for serious institutional reform. The first 100 days of any new
government set the tone for what the public can expect, and we
took it upon ourselves to monitor the government's statements,
comments, and commitments during this critical period.
The 100 Days of the Unity Government Report is an observatory
analysis on these four core reforms, aiming to present the
Malaysia Madani government’s achievements, and/or works on
reforms that are not immediately seen. We hope that our
recommendations will supplement and inform the government's
work, and hold them accountable towards honouring election
promises and manifesto. We also hope to hand this report to the
Prime Minister in person.
The CSO Platform for Reform remains committed to working with the government
towards achieving meaningful reforms and changes that will benefit the people.
May this report propel both the people and the government towards a nation that
embodies sustainability, prosperity, innovation, respect, trust and compassion.
Thank you.
CSO Platform for Reform Secretariat Steering Committee:
- Jerald Joseph, Pusat KOMAS, Chair
- Sevan Doraisamy, SUARAM, Co-Chair
- Tharma Pillai, Undi18
- Ann Teoh, ROSE
- Azrul Mohd Khalib, Galen Centre
- Sabrina Aripen, SERATA
- Firdaus Husni, MCCHR
- Maalini Ramalo, DHRRA Malaysia
- Dr Khoo Ying Hooi, PROHAM
Note:
The CSO Platform for Reform is a coalition of 60 CSOs, based in Malaysia, focusing on
institutional reforms.