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UPDATED 10.23PM | MB says they are no longer entitled to the funding after state assembly dissolved.

Five lawmakers accuse govt of sidelining elected reps.

Coalition partners committed to backing Anwar until end of term, says minister.

Hee explains his role is limited to collecting and submitting applications.

'Failure to do so would create grievance that their support is taken for granted.'

Opposition states receive high funding despite lower revenue, he says.

Such acts contrary to spirit of reform, reinforces culture of political patronage.

There shouldn't be discrimination based on party membership or political allegiance.

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'Every MP represents M'sians who pay taxes and are entitled to public resources.'

Disruption detected when staff tried to apply for schools in constituency, Wong says.

A stronger Sabah adds another engine to national economy.

Chow cites the 'billions in revenue' that Penang contributes to the federation.

Jafni says 82 high-impact projects will be implemented.

Govt remains committed to ensuring all groups get benefits, PM says.

Batu MP accuses PN of deliberately misleading community for political mileage.

Fahim reiterates call for equal constituency funding for opposition lawmakers.

Nash counters Fadhli's claim that PM had lied about an MP's income.

Anwar also tells PN to negotiate MOU terms instead of kicking up a fuss.

Asset declarations by opposition MPs on the draft terms for equal funding.

The Muar MP agreed in principle to several terms, Fadillah says.

This is an increase of RM109 million effective from 2026.

He says Fadillah requested a letter from the opposition.

Syed Saddiq urges govt to be sincere in allocating funds.