Fadillah said he had instructed the draft to be delivered to Takiyuddin Hassan, the Perikatan Nasional chief whip.

“I will forward the draft agreement to Datuk Taki (Takiyuddin) for their review. Should they agree to the terms, we will then arrange a joint committee meeting between the opposition and the government,” he said.

He was responding to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s call for an immediate resolution to the issue of allocating funds to opposition MPs.

Fadillah, who is also the energy transition and water transformation minister, said this after launching the Putrajaya Car-Free Day programme and the Civil Service Premier Assembly XIX 2024 run today.

On July 9, Anwar said resolving the allocation issue for opposition MPs should not be complicated.

He also said the requirements for any opposition member seeking allocations are straightforward and part of the standard negotiation and democratic process.

In May, Fadillah was reported to have said that the draft MoU concerning the distribution of allocations to opposition members was nearing completion.

Among other aspects, the draft focuses on initiatives to develop and rejuvenate the national economy for the benefit of the people.