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Group of PKR MPs push for delay on Urban Renewal Bill amid concern over consent threshold, draw backing from Perikatan
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Seven PKR MPs, backed by Perikatan Nasional, called for postponing the Urban Renewal Bill's second reading. Subang MP Wong Chen expressed concerns over the low consent threshold for urban renewal, suggesting higher thresholds of 85% for buildings over 30 years and 90% for newer buildings to protect tenants, particularly in social housing. He argued that wealthier, non-resident owners are more likely to consent to redevelopment, potentially displacing lower-income tenants. Wong urged consultations with parliamentary committees and a social impact study. Opposition Leader Hamzah Zainudin expressed support for the postponement.
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