The proposal for elderly welfare is in line with a 2026 federal budget proposal for a monthly allowance of RM600 for those 60 years old and above with no income or means of support from family members.

The delegates also affirmed SUPP’s commitment to the “Sarawak First” principle, emphasising the importance of strong, united and locally-based political parties to safeguard the state’s rights and well-being of all Sarawakians.

Delegates also agreed to strengthen political stability under Gabungan Parti Sarawak and declared SUPP’s firm support for state premier Abang Johari Openg and his development blueprint for the state.

Delegates also called on Putrajaya to intensify efforts against misinformation and disinformation, saying unchecked online manipulation of information could threaten social harmony and national stability.

SUPP also urged the education ministry to formally recognise mental resilience as an essential element of student well-being, and to incorporate mental health education into the national school system.