Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad chaired his third cabinet meeting today. Salient points of matters discussed and decisions reached by the Cabinet are as listed:

• Muhammad Ibrahim resigns as Bank Negara governor.
• Government ministries being restructured.
• Parliament to convene on July 16, GST and Anti-Fake News Act 2018 to be abolished.
• Government to send team to India to learn ways to improve government efficiency.
• Mahathir wants to fill up his cabinet by the end of this week, jokes that final number could be 26 up to "500".
• Finance minister Lim Guan Eng and MACC officials will be heading to China soon with regards to Suria Strategic Energy Resources Sdn Bhd's (SSER) project.
• Government wants banks to loosen lending rules for small businesses and first-time home buyers.
• Government looking into ways to break up monopolies.
• Government to review Islamic Development Department (Jakim).
• Former auditor-general Ambrin Buang appointed head of the committee to investigate administrative issues, beginning with the Defence Ministry.
• Special cabinet committee on Indian community to meet soon.
• English tests for senior civil servants because they have to negotiate with foreigners.
• Senior civil servants will be subjected to a 10 percent cut to their entertainment allowance.
• Felda settlers to receive bonus, to cost RM50 million, paid through government allocations. 
• Felcra settlers to receive bonus, to cost RM44 million, paid through Felcra profits.
• Bantuan Sara Hidup (Cost of living assistance) payments will be paid out soon
• RM500,000 allocation for Harapan MPs, and RM200,000 for MP service centres to be paid out before Hari Raya. Opposition MPs will get funds as well, but less. 
• Mahathir says he has not read reports on allegations detailing the expenditure for Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
• Mahathir will be in Japan between June 10 to 12 for the Nikkei Conference - his first official foreign trip. 
• The attorney-general and the Foreign Affairs Ministry will look into follow up actions on MH17.
• Government will address malnutrition among urban children, including Putrajaya. 
• Health Ministry will look into "skim peduli sihat nasional" and Takaful insurance for the poor.