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Ministry remains committed to ensuring children's welfare, she adds.

Operators can't be faulted for doing so as safety is paramount, minister says.

It can't be resolved through law enforcement alone, says minister.

Public needs to be more open with issue, minister says.

Diversification needed with demographic shift, Dzulkefly says.

Minister responds to social media users who flagged a father-daughter account.

PARLIAMENT | Minister says inquest into Zara's death unaffected by bullying charge.

Minister says matter will be raised during cabinet meeting.

Nancy comments on recent controversial marriage motivation programme.

Mum, 37, and boyfriend, 61, charged in court, bail denied.

'Most institutions don't charge fees that reach the RM60k threshold per year.'

Wan Rohimi has accused the police of creating a negative perception of Kelantan.

Nancy says the subject should no longer be treated as taboo.

Session will explore possible amendments to existing laws, says minister.

Teachers, parents must be responsible, Nancy says.

Nancy hopes relevant parties will appeal against the RM6k fine.

Ministry wants to help women, violence cases currently increasing, Nancy says.

Those in distress can express their problems to professional counsellors, Nancy says.

Nancy says some are interested in reclaiming the kids but some changed their minds.

Five more with guardians and 107 in institutions, Nancy says.

Minister says multiple factors taken into account in vetting eligible individuals.

Govt's role isn't to separate kids from their parents, Nancy says.

More measures in place to protect children, minister says.

UPDATED 6.39PM | PARLIAMENT | Nancy says initial profiling on kids done in safe spaces.