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Deliver the Bina Komuniti Tanjung Manis skills programme

Yusuf, also CIDB chair, launched the joint community programme with ABM construction-skills activities, including decorative painting and roof-truss installation.

Achieved covers delivery of the reported programme session. CIDB, ABM, Puspanita and local partners shared responsibility. Participant certification, sustained employment, income gains and completed repair works were not established.

Provide RM110,900 in Gawai support to 50 Lingga longhouses

The official report records the Batang Lupar constituency contributions, presented through Shafizan’s representative, at RM100 per longhouse door.

Achieved covers the reported contribution round. Longhouse doors and recipient longhouses are different units; neither is a completion denominator. Final household distribution and use of the funds were not independently verified.

Complete the PMR upgrade of Dewan Perpaduan Kampung Semera Lot

The official report records the RM150,000 PMR 2025 hall upgrade as completed on 9 February, with Rodiyah witnessing its handover. Work included walls, cooling, toilets and lighting.

Achieved covers this named constituency project. Maha Enterprise carried out the work and SDO coordinated implementation; the MP is not credited as sole builder. Publication was 13 February, distinct from the reported 9 February completion date.

Advance the Biya–Jabir road project to tender

Willie reported obtaining federal approval and resolving land-compensation discussions, with the road project recently put out to tender.

A dated procurement-stage report, with funding and implementation shared by the relevant agencies. Tendering does not prove contract award, construction, a finished road or a completion percentage.

Implement 22 Orang Asli village water-supply projects

Rubiah announced RM3 million under RP1 RMK13 for system upgrades, pipe improvements and tube wells during 2026.

The funding and programme scope are reported. Completed-project counts and physical progress were not verified. The separate number of villages already served and earlier RMK12 spending are not completion of these 22 projects; the annual allocation is not converted into an exact completion deadline.

Equip national-school classrooms in Stampin with smart TVs

Chong set a goal to extend the classroom digital-teaching initiative to 15 primary and three secondary national schools by 2026, or at the latest 2027.

The 30 September follow-up reports allocations for SK Satria Jaya and SK Sungai Stutong, with some Primary One classrooms still needing equipment. These school-specific figures do not establish all-constituency completion. The outer year-only deadline uses 31 December 2027; the earlier 2026 ambition is retained here.

Publish the reported use of RM4.2 million in 2025 constituency allocations

Kelvin released his 2025 report card, describing education, healthcare, welfare and community initiatives funded from the constituency allocation.

Achieved covers publication of the report card. Spending figures are the MP’s reported 2025 totals, not an independent audit or a November 2026 measurement. The education budget share is not a completion percentage.

Provide RM100,000 for Sarawak General Hospital equipment and facilities

Kelvin’s office reported handing over the allocation for computers, seating and other essential hospital equipment.

The dated party report establishes the funding handover, not completed procurement, installed equipment or measured clinical improvements. The exact earlier handover day is not specified.

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.

Advance 22 MIMOS technology releases toward readiness assessment

The report from the MIMOS technology preview describes another 22 technology-release packages progressing toward Technology Readiness Assessment by the end of 2026, in the deputy minister’s ministry portfolio.

A reported agency pipeline, not the deputy minister’s sole delivery. The source was published 30 September with a 29 September dateline. Its 17 licensed packages, 29 ready releases and 22 in assessment are different cohorts, so no percentage is inferred. The year-only schedule uses 31 December as a display marker.

Prioritise renewal of Pulau Tanjung Aru community facilities

Kurniawan’s campaign statement committed attention to ageing infrastructure and proposed new mosque, hall and sports facilities, including futsal and volleyball spaces.

A campaign undertaking, conditional on election at the time. Project approvals, budgets, construction and completed facilities were not verified after he took office; no invented deadline or percentage is assigned.

Develop youth enterprise opportunities in Pulau Tanjung Aru

During the by-election campaign, Kurniawan pledged to prioritise youth jobs and work with KUSKOP on skills, microfinance and business guidance if elected.

He subsequently became the Kinabatangan MP. This pass did not verify a matching programme launch, financing disbursement, employment count or completion deadline.

Launch National Training Week 2026 in Sandakan

The HRD Corp statement reports Khairul Firdaus officiating the 18 July launch, ahead of free learning activities beginning on 20 July.

Published 19 July about the previous evening’s launch. Achieved covers the launch only, not course completion, participant employment or delivery of every roadshow stop. HRD Corp and KESUMA organised the programme.

Deliver food and essentials to Tenom flood-relief centres

Riduan’s team reported initial deliveries to Melalap and Kemabong relief centres, with partner agencies and youth volunteers, plus water supplies for Kuala Tomani frontline services.

Achieved covers the reported initial relief deliveries. It does not claim all affected families were served, that flooding ended or that the MP alone delivered the response.

Continue the reported support for bedridden Hospital Ranau patients

Jonathan’s constituency welfare report states that its free-treatment support initiative for bedridden hospital patients remained active.

A January activity report, not a verified entitlement for every patient. No independently audited beneficiary count, expenditure total, completion target or later continuation record was established.

Provide Christmas contributions to 45 Sindumin churches

A party report records Matbali and Sindumin representative Yusof Yacob jointly presenting support to ten larger and 35 smaller churches.

This is a December 2024 report of an earlier handover, not a new November 2026 allocation. Achieved covers that joint contribution round only; recipient spending and future rounds were not verified.

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.

Distribute back-to-school assistance to more than 100 Pulai students

Suhaizan’s service centre and TNB Johor Bahru delivered school-preparation support at the 6 January programme. TNB contributed RM10,000 and eligible recipients received RM150 redemption vouchers.

Published 7 January about the previous day’s programme. Achieved covers the reported assistance round, jointly delivered with TNB; it does not establish universal eligibility coverage or later redemption totals.

Hold 400 Agro-Madani sales events in Sabah during 2026

At the first reported Sabah programme, Chan announced the annual target for fresh-produce sales events across the state’s constituencies.

The January launch establishes activity toward the target. A later cumulative event count was not verified. The RM5 million sales target and national budget are different measures, so no completion percentage is calculated. The source’s older portfolio label is superseded by the current Parliament profile.

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 assistance to 32 Kampung Separa flood-affected families

Teo’s constituency response provided contributions to the 32 families affected by the 8 May mud flood.

The 25 May report describes a Sunday handover. This records that assistance only; drainage repairs, housing compensation, causal findings and protection from future flooding were not verified.

Support Supply Bill 2027 under the confidence-and-supply agreement

Signed the agreement committing support for the 2027 Supply Bill.

The agreement is documented. A subsequent budget vote or final passage was not established in this pass; signing is not counted as delivery of the bill or joining another party.

Deliver RM92,000 in incentives and registration assistance to 111 Kulai students

Teo presented the assistance to outstanding 2025 STPM students in her constituency.

Achieved covers the reported presentation on 23 August. The separate RM1.3 million annual education allocation is not a completion denominator or evidence that all school projects were finished.

Report RM40,000 in assistance for a Tebrau surau

The Prime Minister’s published Desa Mutiara Tebrau speech records Jimmy Puah’s RM40,000 contribution for a surau.

Achieved covers only the reported contribution. The transcript does not establish the exact earlier handover date, the surau’s completed works or subsequent use of the funds.

Launch the DGIRT geospatial response pilot vehicle

Syed Ibrahim launched the dedicated vehicle developed by JUPEM with the Armed Forces to combine geospatial instruments, drones and field-response equipment.

Achieved is limited to the reported pilot launch. It does not certify fleet-wide deployment, response-time improvements or the deputy minister’s sole responsibility.

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.

Advance preparations to rebuild Jambatan Temangau

Zaliha reported that final preparations were underway for the RM3 million, 50-metre replacement bridge serving Kemelah and Medoi, following the 2023 flood damage.

A May pre-construction snapshot. PETRA, JPS and implementing agencies share responsibility. A construction start, finished bridge, exact deadline and numerical completion metric were not verified.

Hold an open MOHE dialogue with Liga Mahasiswa Malaysia

Adam Adli said a substantive student dialogue was being organised and was expected by May at the latest.

A 17 June follow-up says discussions would continue and his office would contact LMM. This does not confirm that the originally scheduled dialogue happened. The May target uses an end-of-month marker.

Hand over a TNB MeSRa home in the Portuguese Settlement

Khoo officiated the 3 October handover of a RM98,000 home built under TNB’s corporate social-responsibility programme, with household equipment also provided.

Achieved covers this home handover with TNB. The source was published after midnight on 4 October. It is not the MP’s sole construction delivery or a whole-constituency housing score.

Hand over a new home under the veterans’ housing initiative in Jasin

The Defence Ministry records Adly officiating the handover of a newly built home under the Armed Forces veterans’ housing initiative.

A dated 2025 handover, not proof of the separate 2026 national 40-new-home target. Delivery is shared with JHEV and the implementing agencies.

Build 40 new veteran homes and repair 280 homes in the 2026 programme

Adly announced JHEV’s RM8 million programme, with quotations followed by hoped-for construction and repairs from March or April.

The primary report is dated 15 January. Prior-year approvals are not 2026 completions. The 2026 programme uses a year-end target marker; a complete comparable delivery total was not verified.

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.

Support education savings and supplies for 43 eKasih students

The Sejahtera MADANI education programme reported SSPN certificates worth RM500 and RM100 school-supply vouchers for each of 43 students.

The report confirms this handover. Wan Azizah explicitly tied expansion to priorities and available resources; no universal entitlement or future intake target is inferred.

Present RM150 school vouchers to 600 Bandar Tun Razak students

Wan Azizah presented RM90,000 in vouchers through an Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia programme for primary and secondary pupils.

Achieved covers the documented voucher handover with AIM. It does not verify every redemption or imply that all students in the constituency received aid.

Intensify coastal embankment monitoring during the November high tides

Amirudin reported heightened monitoring from Sabak Bernam through Kuala Selangor to Morib, alongside disaster preparedness and evacuation arrangements.

In progress reflects the 6 November operational report. It does not certify that all embankments were strengthened or that later flooding was prevented. The tide forecast is not a project completion deadline.

Secure funding for resurfacing Seroja apartments’ road and parking area

A China Press clipping archived by DBKL reports RM200,000 secured by Lim Lip Eng and completed road and parking resurfacing at Seroja apartments.

A historical February 2024 delivery report involving ICU funding and council coordination. The headline and clipping were checked; later road condition and satisfaction were not independently measured.

Distribute Ramadan contributions to Sepang mosques and suraus

Aiman Athirah reported contributions to 40 mosques and about 20 Friday-prayer suraus at the 19 February Ihya Ramadan launch.

The reported institutional handover is complete. The RM490,380 overall Ramadan programme budget, later visits, rice distribution and planned March event are not all verified deliveries.

Provide school-supply packages to 500 Sepang children

Aiman Athirah’s constituency centre reported packages worth RM183 each, delivered with Yayasan Taqwa MAIWP and the religious-affairs minister’s assistance.

Achieved covers the reported 500-child handover. The RM3.7 million wider constituency allocation and education budget are not this programme’s completion percentage.

Sponsor and distribute sahur meals to Bangi front-line workers

UKM reports a programme organised with Syahredzan’s parliamentary office, with meals sponsored by the MP and visits to police, fire and hospital teams.

This is a limited delivery report, not an earlier election pledge. The publication date is known; the article describes the event as recent without giving its exact day.

Launch Projek Amal Rakyat fundraising for Ampang residents

Rodziah pledged a community fundraising initiative to sustain constituency assistance; an August interview documents its first asam pedas sales.

Achieved is limited to launching the initiative. Early sales and orders do not prove collection of the RM300,000 sought, payment of all pending aid or restoration of constituency allocations.

Review development approvals and inspect projects after the Puncak Alam floods

Amirudin said the state would re-examine development approvals and investigate two projects around Saujana Aman following flash flooding.

The review and investigations are announced steps. Their conclusions, remedial construction and resolution of the wider flood problem were not established.

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.

Fund drainage improvements along Jalan Rawang FT01

The Rawang representative reported a roadside drain funded through William Leong’s parliamentary allocation to reduce standing water.

The May 2025 report documents implementation by the constituency and road authorities. The separate nearly-80% figure covers nine road-safety locations and is not a completion metric for this drain.

Support Supply Bill 2027 under the confidence-and-supply agreement

Signed the agreement to support the 2027 Supply Bill.

Signing is confirmed; subsequent voting and budget passage were not verified.

Deliver laptops and SPM excellence incentives in Bentong

Young Syefura reported laptops for 50 students, funded at more than RM100,000, alongside RM47,000 in SPM excellence incentives.

Achieved covers the reported handover. It does not claim every eligible student was reached or that the funding amounts measure academic improvement.

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.

Seek emergency funding for the Jalan Sri Kinta 1 floodgate

Lee pledged to submit an emergency mitigation funding request after inspecting the floodgate with drainage officials.

Submission, approval and completed emergency work were not confirmed. The separate RM108 million Sungai Kinta Phase 2 scheme and its 2030 forecast are not completion of this request.

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.

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.

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.

Advance preparations for a replacement Gopeng Tamil school building

Tan announced preparations for a new building after federal funding approval following his earlier request.

The allocation and preparation announcement do not establish a finished building. A March 2026 report separately described a 22-month construction schedule; no completion percentage or exact final date is inferred.

Hold the first Gopeng Temu Rakyat service programme

Tan’s constituency programme brought government service counters and complaints channels to Sungai Rapat, with ten participating agencies.

Achieved covers the first event only. Expansion to Teja and Simpang Pulai and resolution of every complaint are separate, unverified outcomes.

Support Supply Bill 2027 under the confidence-and-supply agreement

Signed the agreement to support the 2027 Supply Bill.

Signing is confirmed; subsequent voting and budget passage were not verified.

Work with education authorities on the new Ladang Jeram Tamil school building

Sivakumar committed to coordinating with the Education Ministry after the Budget 2026 allocation for SJK(T) Ladang Jeram.

The personal statement announces cooperation and funding; a construction start, completion date and completed building were not independently confirmed. The ministry and implementing authorities share responsibility.

Distribute RM200,000 to 40 Batu Gajah mosques and suraus

The report records RM5,000 contributions to each institution through Sivakumar’s constituency initiative.

A dated handover report for this Ramadan round. It does not verify how recipients spent the funds or completion of later annual rounds.

Create a taskforce to review the articled clerkship curriculum

Kulasegaran reported that the Legal Profession Qualifying Board had agreed to establish a taskforce to improve the curriculum.

The board’s agreement is documented; formation of the taskforce and delivery of a revised curriculum were not established. This is a reported institutional undertaking, not the deputy minister’s sole delivery.

Issue offers to 3,150 contract teachers for the 2027 Year One intake

Wong announced October offer letters for medically cleared candidates, with appointments taking effect on 7 December.

The reviewed announcement does not confirm delivery of every offer or teacher reporting for duty. The appointment date is distinct from October’s offer-letter schedule. No recruitment-completion percentage is inferred.

Seek appointments for 317 reserve teacher candidates

Wong said the ministry had asked the Education Service Commission to appoint 317 reserve candidates to fill vacancies.

The September request is documented, but actual appointment of this specific group was not confirmed. Other earlier appointments and Sarawak’s overall fill rate do not measure this cohort’s completion.

Support Budget 2027 under the CSA

The MP was a named agreement signatory.

Signing is documented; subsequent budget votes were not verified. Outcome and completion 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.

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.

Strengthen accountability in appointment arrangements for separated AG and prosecutor roles

DAP committed to pursue improvements through its select-committee representatives, including Ramkarpal Singh.

This is a shared party and parliamentary-committee commitment. The statement supports scrutiny of the bill; it does not establish enactment, appointments or a completed reform. No numerical progress was verified.

Work towards signing the Malaysia–Korea Free Trade Agreement

In a speech delivered on behalf of the minister, Sim said MITI looked towards signing the agreement by mid-2026.

The October 2025 statement concluded negotiations; it is not treated as proof of later signing or entry into force. A matching signed-agreement outcome was not verified. Mid-year supplies no exact deadline date.

Expand the national public EV-charging network towards 10,000 points

Sim described the government’s charging-infrastructure target while speaking at Toyota’s battery-electric vehicle launch.

The speech reports more than 5,000 public points, not an exact comparable numerator. No 50% completion is inferred. This is shared national infrastructure, with no new deadline specified in this speech.

Fund and hand over equipment and supporting assets for five clinics

The state health director confirmed Syerleena’s RM250,000 contribution was fully used in 2025 for five clinics and 160 assets.

Achieved covers this documented contribution and handover, with health-department implementation credited. It does not attribute construction of the new clinic or wider health outcomes to the MP. No earlier promise date was verified.

Seek additional welfare funding and direct support for unpaid caregivers in Budget 2027

Lim described proposals for more than RM168 million in additional funding, including support for the care sector.

A proposal is not an approved allocation or a payment. The reviewed report does not verify adoption or disbursement; outcome and percentage remain unknown.

Table the Senior Citizens Bill in early 2027

Lim Hui Ying said the ministry had moved the planned bill from October 2026 to early 2027 after consultations.

The source was published on 5 October. Tabling and enactment are separate steps; neither was verified as completed. Early 2027 supplies no exact day, so the date field remains blank.

Resurface the road and renew parking markings at Block 1, Taman Air Itam

Syerleena’s constituency allocation funded the road and parking works, including markings for 35 parking spaces.

The delivery report states work ran from 20 April to 15 June 2026. Achieved covers only these completed works. No earlier public promise was established; September’s date is the evidence publication date.

Build the Mengkuang Park Water Treatment Plant

Chow described PBAPP’s RM250 million water-treatment plant as part of Penang’s water contingency programme.

35% is the published physical-progress snapshot on 9 May 2026, not a November measurement. A 4 June PBAPP release uses an end-2026 completion schedule, superseding the earlier November forecast. Completed handover was not verified.

Develop the Perak–Penang water supply project for supply beginning in 2032

Chow described the conditional bulk-water agreement as a route to an additional long-term supply for Penang.

Signing is documented, but execution remains subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals and infrastructure development. It is not proof that water is already flowing. The year-end target is a year-only planning marker.

Provide university study assistance to three Air Putih students

Lim Guan Eng presented three university-bound students with RM1,000 each.

Achieved covers this documented handover in his Air Putih state-assembly role. It is not a Bagan-wide university-support score. No earlier public promise was established; the date is the published delivery report.

Support Budget 2027 under the CSA

The MP was a named agreement signatory.

Signing is documented; subsequent budget votes were not verified. Outcome and completion remain unknown.

Support Budget 2027 under the CSA

The MP was a named agreement signatory.

Signing is documented; subsequent budget votes were not verified. Outcome and completion remain unknown.

Expand KAFA Pre-Tahfiz to the Federal Territories

Zulkifli announced expansion of the KAFA Pre-Tahfiz programme from its Melaka pilot to suitable schools in the Federal Territories.

The announcement describes the intended expansion. Pilot pupil results and nationwide enrolment are not proof of delivery in the Federal Territories. No completed rollout, firm deadline or completion percentage was established.

Pursue the 2026 Asian Para Games target of 6 gold, 10 silver and 16 bronze

Mohammed Taufiq backed the national para contingent’s target of six gold, ten silver and sixteen bronze medals.

The 24 October report gives a 10 am snapshot of six gold, eight silver and thirteen bronze medals. The gold threshold was met, but the other two targets were below their thresholds in that snapshot. A comparable final Games total was not verified, so overall status and completion remain unknown.

Meet the six-gold target at the 2026 Asian Games

Mohammed Taufiq publicly supported the national contingent’s six-gold target for the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.

His 28 September update confirms six gold medals had been won. Achieved is limited to this gold-medal threshold. Credit belongs collectively to athletes, coaches, associations and supporting agencies; this is not an overall ministerial or Games performance score.

Develop a strengthened national pondok-education framework

Zulkifli said religious agencies and pondok institutions were developing a more dynamic educational framework while preserving their study traditions.

The minister described ongoing engagement and framework development involving JAKIM, YADIM and pondok institutions. Maintenance funding and previous-year repairs do not establish completion of this framework. A final framework, deadline and numerical completion were not verified.

Attract RM700 million in venture-capital investment through KL20 by 2030

Akmal set a KL20 target of RM700 million in venture-capital investment by 2030.

His 19 October update describes continued startup support. Broader investment and sales-proceeds totals in that report are not comparable to this specific venture-capital target. No target-specific completion percentage is inferred.

Advance federal-state negotiations on Sabah’s special grant

Mustapha reaffirmed continued federal-state negotiations on MA63 matters, including Sabah’s constitutional special grant, in his coordinating role.

His May update describes negotiations progressing across four areas and the coordinating process. It does not establish a final agreed formula or payment of the 40% claim. No numerical completion or invented settlement deadline is assigned.

Launch the first phase of the public MA63 progress dashboard

Mustapha announced that the public dashboard for tracking MA63 implementation would be made available by the end of January 2026.

The 28 January launch report confirms public access to Phase 1 through BHESS, launched by Fadillah Yusof. Achieved covers this shared dashboard launch only, not Phase 2 integration or settlement of MA63 demands. No sole personal credit or completion percentage is implied.

Add 2,000–3,500 active startups through KL20 by 2030

Akmal stated an estimated target range of 2,000 to 3,500 additional active startups by 2030 through KL20.

The later update describes agencies continuing to support startup development. A baseline and verified count of additional active companies against this range were not established. Ecosystem valuation, funding and unicorn counts are not substitutes for this metric.

Provide AI-learning access for 100,000 youths

Ramanan endorsed the shared AI for the People initiative targeting 100,000 youths aged 18–30 and broader access to AI skills.

The report describes the new initiative and related workforce programmes. It does not establish 100,000 participants completing the prescribed modules. Separate MyMahir training capacity is not substituted for this target; outcome status, deadline and completion remain unknown.

Reach a 35% skilled workforce by 2030

KESUMA’s account of Ramanan’s 2026 address states a 35% skilled-workforce target by 2030, supported by TVET and targeted training.

His August update describes continuing workforce-skills programmes. Programme offers and training capacity do not establish the national skilled-workforce share. The target remains in progress with no numerical completion assigned.

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.

Help 200 high-potential SMEs list on Bursa Malaysia by 2030

Steven said PKS@BURSA would build a pipeline to help 200 high-potential small and medium enterprises seek listing by 2030.

The statement establishes the programme target and financing support. Allocated funding and eligible loan amounts do not establish that 200 firms have listed. A verified listing count and outcome status 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.

Review the national SME definition under SCALE 2027

Steven announced that KUSKOP would review the SME definition in place since 2013 as a priority of the SCALE Action Plan for 2027.

The announcement describes the intended review and its purpose. A revised definition taking effect was not verified. The launch of an action plan is not treated as delivery of the definition reform.

Reduce the fiscal deficit below 3% of GDP within two years

Amir Hamzah said Malaysia aimed to reduce its fiscal deficit below 3% of GDP within two years through fiscal consolidation and subsidy reforms.

The October statement reports a 3.7% deficit for 2025 and continuing reforms. That GDP ratio is not a completion score. A result for the two-year horizon was not established; no exact day is imposed on the stated horizon.

Equip all public hospitals and primary health facilities with EMR by 2029

Dzulkefly set a 2029 target covering 150 public hospitals and more than 3,000 primary health facilities through hospital and clinic digital-record systems.

The initial statement records existing clinic deployment. His August 2026 update describes accelerated expansion supported by additional funding. Funding is not proof of universal coverage; no comparable completed-facility total for the entire hospital-and-clinic scope was verified.

Grow the digital economy’s contribution to 30% of GDP by 2030

Gobind reaffirmed a 30% digital-economy contribution to GDP by 2030 and linked delivery to the national AI and MD2030 plans.

The minister described launched policies and implementation responsibilities. He cited a provisional 25.5% GDP share for 2025 while seeking confirmation of the exact figure. A sector share is not promise completion, so no numerical completion is inferred.

Organise 30,000 Rahmah MADANI sales sessions in 2026

Armizan stated the revised annual target of 30,000 Rahmah MADANI sales sessions for 2026, increased from 23,040.

His parliamentary update reports 15,881 sessions from 1 January to 30 June 2026. The bar is 15,881 ÷ 30,000 × 100 = 52.94%, rounded to 53%. It is the dated half-year delivery count, not a live November result or a measure of household savings.

Resurface 59 kilometres of Kuala Lumpur’s protocol and main roads

Hannah outlined DBKL’s staged Eight-Road Resurfacing Programme covering 59 kilometres of protocol and main roads.

The 20 August report records her inspection of active resurfacing works. It describes two phases and phase-specific schedules, not a verified completed distance for the whole programme. Overall completion and a single final deadline remain blank.

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.

Resurface roads in all 51 DBKL PA and PPR housing areas

Hannah’s signed statement commits to comprehensive road resurfacing in all 51 public-housing areas under DBKL.

The statement’s first-quarter snapshot reports seven completed locations and two under way. The bar is 7 ÷ 51 × 100 = 13.73%, rounded to 14%. It measures completed locations, not road length or expenditure. This is the verified 16 March snapshot; later completion was not established.

Raise the annual Active KRT Grant to RM10,000 from 2027

Aaron announced that the annual grant for active Rukun Tetangga areas would rise from RM6,000 to RM10,000 starting in 2027.

This is a future grant-rate commitment. The Budget 2027 announcement is not evidence that recipients have received the higher grant. Outcome and completion remain unknown.

Include Sabah’s identity in the new Year One and Form One curriculum

Fadhlina said elements of Sabah’s identity would be included in the new Year One and Form One curriculum from the 2027 academic session.

The statement establishes an agreed curriculum commitment following the MA63 implementation meeting. Delivery in the 2027 school session was not verified. The year-end date marks the target year, not a promised exact day.

Fully replace 416 identified dilapidated schools in Sabah

Fadhlina described a full-replacement programme covering 416 identified dilapidated schools in Sabah.

As reported on 11 September 2026, 245 were fully rebuilt and 63 were under construction. The bar is 245 ÷ 416 × 100 = 58.89%, rounded to 59%. It counts completed school replacements, not expenditure or the later construction stages. No overall deadline was established.

Produce 1,280 certified community mediators by 2030

Aaron set a ministry target of producing 1,280 certified community mediators by 2030 to strengthen local dispute resolution.

The statement establishes the target. A comparable certified-mediator total and target-specific outcome were not verified in this pass. Planned mediation centres are not counted as certified people; status and completion remain unknown.

Extend Internet coverage to all populated areas

Fahmi said JENDELA would use satellite and small-cell solutions to reach 100% Internet coverage in populated areas, including remote settlements.

The 27 October report gives a 99% coverage baseline and describes the planned technology changes. Coverage is a sector metric, not a completion score. This is an ongoing expansion; the source supplies no firm overall deadline.

Attract 47 million visitors during Visit Malaysia 2026

MOTAC’s account of Tiong’s Mesra Malaysia campaign launch states a target of 47 million visitors for Visit Malaysia 2026.

The campaign launch is confirmed, but the comparable full-year visitor result was not established. Visitors and overnight tourists are different measures; no tourist-arrivals figure is substituted. Target outcome and completion percentage remain unknown.

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.

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.

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.

Raise R&D spending to at least 2.5% of GDP by 2030 under DSTIN

MOSTI’s release, quoting Chang on strengthening research, commits to the DSTIN 2021–2030 spending floor of at least 2.5% of GDP by 2030.

The release lists active research-funding and commercialisation initiatives and a 2022 GERD baseline of 1.01%. It separately mentions a broader 3.5% MADANI ambition. This record tracks the explicitly dated DSTIN floor; neither figure is a completion score or a current spending result.

Support mammogram screening for 38,000 women under Budget 2027

Nancy said the Budget 2027 mammogram subsidy allocation was expected to benefit 38,000 women.

The report establishes the 2027 target and allocation, not delivery to those 38,000 women. Cumulative screenings since 2007 are not this target’s outcome. Completion and status remain unknown.

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.

Roll out MyNIISe fully in September 2026

Saifuddin announced full implementation of MyNIISe in September 2026 as part of immigration-system reforms.

The announcement describes preparations and data migration. Full national rollout against this specific September commitment was not established in the reviewed evidence. Status and completion remain unknown; earlier component or project percentages are not substituted for full-rollout evidence.

Complete the remaining Pan Borneo Sabah Phase 1 packages by 2030

Nanta stated that the remaining 31 of 35 Pan Borneo Sabah Phase 1 work packages would be completed progressively by 2030.

The October 2026 statement reports four completed packages, Phase 1A physical progress of 89.54% and Phase 1B progress of 25.53%. These phase-specific percentages are not combined or presented as overall completion because the required weighting was not supplied. Overall completion therefore remains blank.

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.

Complete the Kota Bharu–Kuala Krai highway by 2027

Nanta reported a 2027 completion forecast for the remaining packages of the 70.4-kilometre Kota Bharu–Kuala Krai highway.

Reported overall physical progress was 78.80% on 27 October 2026; the bar rounds this to 79%. Pasir Hor–Kadok was complete while five packages remained under construction. This is reported construction progress, not an independent audit or a percentage of time or cost saved. The date shown is the current delivery forecast, not an assessment of earlier schedules.

Provide one million affordable homes by 2035

At the launch of the National Housing Policy 2026–2035, Nga announced a target of one million affordable homes by 2035.

The ministry release establishes the target and the policy launch. It does not establish delivery of one million homes. A target-specific delivery total was not verified in this batch, so outcome status and completion percentage remain unknown.

Raise rice self-sufficiency to 80% by 2030

Mohamad Sabu set an 80% rice self-sufficiency target for 2030 in remarks carried by the ministry’s November 2023 media archive.

KPKM’s October 2026 statement, reported by BERNAMA after a meeting chaired by Mohamad, gives a 2025 rice self-sufficiency ratio of 54.3% and describes measures to protect padi land. This dated food-supply ratio is not a completion score. The target remains in progress, not achieved.

Increase Rumah Mesra Rakyat delivery to 10,000 homes a year

Nga said the annual Rumah Mesra Rakyat target would be raised to 10,000 homes through collaboration with government, private-sector and community partners.

The announcement does not establish a particular calendar-year deadline or a completed annual delivery total. Those fields remain blank rather than turning an annual target into a dated achievement.

Reach 50% beef and buffalo-meat self-sufficiency by 2030

Mohamad Sabu reaffirmed a 50% beef/buffalo-meat self-sufficiency target for 2030 and described support for livestock investment and production.

The minister’s December 2025 statement reported roughly 17% beef self-sufficiency for the preceding year. DOSM’s September 2026 release reports 82.6% beef import dependency for 2025. Import dependency is a different indicator; it is not converted into self-sufficiency or a completion percentage. The numerical completion field remains blank.

Reach 35% installed renewable-energy capacity by 2030

Fadillah stated that installed renewable-energy capacity should rise to 35% by 2030 or earlier under the national energy transition programme.

His April 2026 statement reported 31% installed renewable capacity as of December 2025 and continuing solar and storage programmes. That is a capacity-share metric, not promise-completion progress. Completion is left blank; the target is not recorded as achieved.

Reduce road-traffic fatalities by 50% by 2030

Loke reaffirmed the 50% reduction target under Malaysia’s Road Safety Plan 2022–2030 during a parliamentary answer.

The parliamentary transcript records ongoing enforcement measures and development of the plan’s second phase, including motorcycle-safety interventions. It is marked draft by Parliament. A comparable fatality baseline and current outcome series were not established here, so the completion percentage remains blank. Delivery involves multiple agencies.

Enable digital My50 pass purchase and renewal from July 2025

Loke announced that eligible My50 users could use TNG eWallet for digital pass purchase and renewal from 1 July 2025.

Prasarana’s January 2026 report confirms the 1 July 2025 launch and reports 556,618 digital passes purchased cumulatively in July–December 2025. Achieved refers to the service launch, not universal adoption, accessibility or the elimination of queues. No completion percentage is invented.

Reduce national non-revenue water to 28.8% by 2030

In Parliament, Fadillah stated a 28.8% national non-revenue-water target for 2030 while explaining the shortcomings of earlier targets.

The minister reported ongoing pipe-replacement and national NRW programmes. This record uses his stated 28.8% target, rather than the older 25% figure mentioned in the question. A dated, comparable national outcome against the revised target was not established in this batch, so no completion percentage is assigned.

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.

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.

Introduce targeted RON95 subsidies through BUDI95

Anwar announced BUDI95 for eligible Malaysians from 30 September 2025, with subsidised RON95 priced at RM1.99 per litre at launch.

The Finance Ministry’s November 2025 update describes actual September usage and changes to the operating scheme. This supports delivery of the programme launch. It does not establish long-term savings, universal access or today’s pump price; those outcomes are outside this milestone. No numerical completion percentage is assigned.

Raise the statutory monthly minimum wage to RM1,700

In Budget 2025, Anwar announced a rise from RM1,500 to RM1,700 from 1 February 2025, with a six-month deferment for smaller employers.

The Labour Department lists the RM1,700 rate and its February and August 2025 implementation phases. Achieved refers to the statutory rate taking effect, not universal employer compliance or household outcomes. No numerical completion percentage is assigned. The department’s FAQ has no publication date shown.

Expand targeted cash aid to low-income households

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

Reform the public procurement process

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

Pilot free early childhood education

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

Extend rural broadband coverage

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

Table a parliamentary services act

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

Upgrade rural roads in underserved districts

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