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The minister has not been vaccinated yet and is waiting to be inoculated together with press members.

Saifuddin Abdullah says the Communications and Multimedia Ministry will not interfere in the matter.

Saifuddin promises that govt will ensure the press be free to report within the confines of the law.

This is in contrast to ex-foreign minister's claim that he was not involved in the matter.

UPDATED 5.50PM | It also purportedly demands they do the same for deputy minister, sec-gen.

Such an allegation is irresponsible and can create confusion among the public, it says.

Saifuddin says there are plenty of jobs for actors and freelancers as the industry is allowed to open despite Covid-19.

Either he comes clean or he will suffer from trust deficit, says the veteran DAP leader.

Fahmi Fadzil says Pakatan Harapan never discussed ratifying Icerd, contrary to Saifuddin's claims.

He says it was then-premier Mahathir who raised it at the UN.

Community involvement in digital economy also provides wider opportunities in job market, says minister.

Shahrir Abdul Samad adds that if the minister hops again, he can earn a PhD.

Pahang Bersatu leader calls for larger coalition to ensure stable administration.

This will involve the collecting of used devices from businesses and individuals for recycling.

In matters of democracy, it is possible to criticise, says Saifuddin Abdullah.

New ordinance not meant to curb media nor prevent criticism of govt as it applies to only two matters, he says.

Multimedia minister says amendments are to help facilitate online content creators.

State-owned special purpose vehicle for 5G Internet rollout will also allow it to be done faster, says Saifuddin.

Saifuddin Abdullah reiterates that unlike Jasa, J-Kom is not political.