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UPDATED 7.06PM | They now say the govt's licensing would 'adversely impact innovation'.

The big boys simply don't want to be answerable or responsible for their actions.

Number of companies represented drops from 17 to six.

Too much or no control is damaging, panellists say.

Department says it is running its own probe into the incident.

Action to be taken if providers fail to apply for licence - Zahid.

So far, they include revoked, then 30 days and 60 days notice.

Razali calls it an insult to media practitioners.

Agencies will provide data before decision made, Zaliha says.

Will issue guidelines for these high-risk, sensitive businesses, mayor says.

Appellate court dismisses SMSL's appeal due to being superseded by events.

DPM says age limit, ownership period of B2 bike licences among factors to be considered.

‘Proposal will be scrutinised by Loke and Zahid.’

Suspension will be in force for 90 days, pending further investigations.

DPM says he does not foresee problem in implementing proposal.

Authorities looking into methods to ensure regulation compliance. 

UPDATED 4.44PM | Chang rejects Lynas' appeal to remove four govt conditions. 

UPDATED 11PM | Lynas must ensure Gebeng plant does not produce radioactive waste. 

UPDATED 4.39PM | Many can barely afford to maintain the licensing fee, she says.

Minister to reveal his decision as provided under the law.

Stopping Lynas from producing radioactive waste a win for all Malaysians.

Lynas workers warn the conditions could lead to job losses.

UPDATED 1.05PM | To the firm's 'disappointment', government retains Harapan-era conditions.

Government torn between pressure from foreign powers and local expectations.