Policies
Pakatan Rakyat basic framework policies are:
- Transparent and genuine democracy
- Constitutional nation and rule of law
- Separation of power
- Free, clean and fair election system
- Driving a high performance, sustainable and equitable economy
- High skill economy
- Decentralisation and empowerment of the states' economic management
- Affirmative policy based on requirements
- Labour
- Social protection network
- Housing
- Infrastructure and public facilities
- Environment
- Social justice and human development
- Solidarity and social justice
- Religion
- Education
- Women and family institutions
- Youth
- Security
- Health
- Culture
- Federal-State relationship and foreign policy
- Federal system
- Sabah and Sarawak
- Foreign policy
Pakatan Rakyat further their policy through the introduction of 'Orange Book', also known as Buku Jingga, which outlining the policies together with Pakatan.
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