Barisan Nasional(BN)

Lead the Malaysian THAIFEX trade mission in Bangkok

The Malaysian embassy reported Alamin’s 25–29 May mission, including Malaysian pavilions, bilateral discussions and business-engagement sessions. The exhibition included 158 Malaysian exhibitors.

Achieved covers the documented mission, not signed sales, realised exports or later investment. Multiple ministries and business groups contributed to the delegation.

Study the feasibility of a National Entrepreneur Repository

Mohamad Alamin announced a 2026 feasibility study to examine integrating KUSKOP agency databases into a central entrepreneur-data hub.

The undertaking is specific to the feasibility study. A completed study, approved nationwide repository, launch date and numerical progress were not established. Earlier SMEIPA programme totals do not measure this new study.

Implement 524 additional-classroom projects for the 2027 school intake

Ahmad reported 524 projects valued at RM668 million across 459 schools. Three projects were complete and 517 had received acceptance letters at the August snapshot.

Progress is 3 completed projects / 524 projects, rounded to 1%, as reported on 17 August. It is a historical project-count ratio, not a November update, a proportion of classrooms or weighted physical progress. Acceptance letters are not completed buildings. JKR and the Education Ministry share delivery.

Provide Ramadan activity funding to Ayer Hitam mosques and suraus

Wee’s reported constituency funding supported imam and bilal activities across 29 mosques and 88 suraus.

A dated funding presentation report for this Ramadan round. It does not measure recipients’ later spending, religious outcomes or coverage of future annual rounds.

Contribute to Jeram Padang asnaf aid and mosque support

Shamshulkahar represented KPTM in assistance for 96 asnaf recipients and contributed RM30,000 to Masjid Felda Palong 2 plus RM6,000 for iftar.

This party-published handover report covers the stated contributions. The separate 230-person elderly assistance and 30 food-box distribution are not attributed solely to him.

Strengthen the working environment and training for BIM adoption

Mohd Shahar said the government would support Building Information Modelling through facilities, a suitable working environment and training by July 2026.

The month-only schedule uses 31 July as an end-of-month marker. A matching delivery report was not found in this pass; no success or missed-target classification is assumed.

Carry out a construction-sector reform study under RMK13

Mohd Shahar announced a whole-project-cycle study to strengthen regulatory and legal arrangements for construction and related services.

An announcement of the study is established. Its completion, approved recommendations and implementation were not verified; general developer support is not a measured outcome.

Study tube wells as backup water sources

Abdul Rahman reported that PETRA and NAHRIM were studying tube-well development for resilience during water-supply disruption.

In progress describes the study reported in May. The evidence does not confirm a completed national study, operational wells or a November construction measurement.

Advance pre-implementation work for the Sungai Air Salak flood scheme

Abdul Rahman reported approval under the second rolling plan of RMK13 and planning for consultants, surveys and land acquisition.

Pre-implementation is reported, with consultant appointment expected in mid-2027. No completed land acquisition, physical-completion percentage or finished flood protection is established.

Install 200 solar LED street lights in Tapah over three years

Saravanan announced a phased installation funded from his parliamentary allocation, prioritising accident-prone stretches.

June coordination and a September plan for the first 20 lights are documented. Actual installation was not verified; 20 planned units are not a 10% completion score. The rolling three-year period is not converted into an exact-day deadline.

Bring at least 500 musicians together for Lenggong’s MegaJamz festival

Shamsul Anuar announced a simultaneous performance intended to promote Lenggong and seek an Asian Book of Records entry.

The festival is scheduled for 29 November 2026, after this review. Announced participation and the record ambition are not completed attendance or a certified record; delivery and percentage remain unknown.

Process complete citizenship applications within a year

Shamsul Anuar described the Home Ministry’s one-year processing target and continuing monitoring of compliance.

Processing is not automatic approval or citizenship eligibility. A verified compliance rate and completed case denominator were not supplied; the service standard has no single calendar deadline.

Table the Climate Change Bill, subject to Cabinet approval

Arthur said the Climate Change Bill was intended for the current parliamentary sitting once Cabinet approval was obtained.

His update reports drafting approval in principle and completed state-government engagement. This supports ongoing preparation, not first reading, passage or commencement. The tabling condition remains explicit; a firm unconditional deadline and completion percentage were not established.

Strengthen support for smallholder oil-palm replanting

Noraini said her ministry and MPOB would support replacement of ageing oil palms through replanting assistance, including TSPKS.

She described assistance being implemented for smallholders. MSPO-certified hectares and the RM63.5 million market-support allocation are different measures, not completed replanted hectares. No target-specific completed area, overall deadline or numerical completion was established.

Link NIF investment incentives to high-value jobs and local suppliers

In Parliament, Johari said investment-incentive applicants must demonstrate local supply-chain links and high-income, high-value job creation under NIF.

His update describes the framework operating since March and its continuing conditions for applicants. This records his stated implementation commitment, not personal credit for the original launch. Actual job and supplier outcomes against those conditions were not quantified; no completion score is assigned.

Develop and table a Freedom of Information Bill

Azalina said a parliamentary select committee would scrutinise the proposed Freedom of Information Bill before its tabling.

Her September update describes committee deliberations and planned public consultation. This supports ongoing development, not enactment or operation of an access-to-information law. A final delivery date and completion percentage were not established.

Develop a new law to replace AUKU

Zambry said the ministry was discussing a new law to replace the Universities and University Colleges Act with relevant stakeholders.

The minister reported meetings with academics and university administrators, with student engagement to follow. The verified update supports drafting and consultation only; enactment, a firm deadline and numerical completion were not established.

Submit Political Financing Bill policy proposals to the select committee

Azalina said prepared policy recommendations for drafting the Political Financing Bill would be presented to the parliamentary select committee.

The written reply describes research and stakeholder engagement already undertaken. Actual submission of these proposals was not verified in this pass; it is not treated as passage of a financing law. No exact deadline or completion percentage is assigned.

Restart the PLKN 3.0 pilot in January 2025

Mohamed Khaled announced a PLKN 3.0 trial starting on 12 January 2025, initially describing an intake of 200 participants.

His parliamentary update confirms the pilot began on 12 January with 120 trainees. Achieved covers the restart only: the originally announced 200-person intake is not marked fulfilled. Longer-term training outcomes and sole personal credit are not implied.

Launch ASEAN Community Vision 2045 at the May 2025 summit

Mohamad Hasan announced that ASEAN Community Vision 2045 and its strategic plans would be launched at the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur in May 2025.

ASEAN’s official Kuala Lumpur Declaration dated 26 May 2025 establishes adoption of the vision and accompanying plans. Achieved is limited to this shared ASEAN launch/adoption milestone, not delivery of the vision’s long-term goals or sole personal credit. No numerical completion score is assigned.

Reach 70% TVET participation among SPM leavers by 2030

As National TVET Council chair, Ahmad Zahid set a 70% participation target for SPM leavers by the end of the Thirteenth Malaysia Plan.

The government TVET portal reported participation of 53.9% as of December 2025 and described continuing measures in March 2026. That is a dated participation metric, not a percentage of this promise completed, so completion remains blank. The target has not been recorded as achieved.

Have at least 650,000 students enter TVET in 2026

Ahmad Zahid announced a target of at least 650,000 students in TVET programmes across 1,395 institutions by 31 December 2026.

The June 2026 announcement cites roughly 587,000 entrants in the previous year. A comparable 2026 result was not established during this batch. Status and completion percentage remain unknown; the previous-year figure is not used as this year’s progress.

Upgrade rural roads in underserved districts

Placeholder record for the prototype — not a real tracked pledge.