Parti Islam Se-Malaysia(PAS)

Target nine million visitor arrivals in Terengganu during 2026

The target was announced by Razali Idris while representing Menteri Besar Ahmad Samsuri at the state tourism awards.

This is a shared state-government target, not solely the MP’s achievement. The cited 8.512 million arrivals concern 2025 and cannot measure the 2026 target. A full-year 2026 result was not verified.

Run subsidised basic-goods sales for Dungun residents

Wan Hassan described service-centre cheap-sales programmes and cooperation with the state’s Pasar Berkat.

The interview records the service centre covering part of goods costs. This is a March 2025 activity snapshot, not an audited cost-of-living impact result. Later programme coverage and completion remain unverified.

Continue the monthly Kaunter Aduan Rakyat in Setiu

Shaharizukirnain described a recurring public-complaints counter that lets residents raise local problems directly.

The dated session at Kampung Bukit Kecil is documented. Holding a counter is not proof that all road, land or welfare complaints were resolved. Later sessions and an overall completion measure were not verified.

Seek additional federal funding for Bachok’s infrastructure and local economy

Mohd Syahir committed to working with ministries and agencies to obtain more development funding for Bachok.

The pledge names infrastructure, basic facilities and support for local economic activity. A comparable allocation target, resulting funding total and completed project set were not verified, so status and completion remain unknown.

Provide welfare visits and support across Baling’s three state constituencies

The report documents Hassan’s outreach in Kupang, Kuala Ketil and Bayu, including help for residents facing hardship.

This is a July 2024 snapshot of continuing constituency work. State rice and food-basket support is credited as shared assistance. Later coverage, expenditure and a completion denominator were not verified.

Continue directing part of the MP’s allowance to constituency welfare

Sabri said he allocated about 30% of his monthly allowance to residents in need and would continue during his second term.

The interview is a self-described ongoing practice, not an audited expenditure account. The 30% is a share of allowance, not a completion score; verified spending totals and full-term fulfilment remain unavailable.

Provide intensive Jawi-writing courses for teachers in Jerai

Sabri described Saturday training courses at his parliamentary service centre.

Two intake series were reported completed, with a third planned. This is an August 2024 activity snapshot; later continuation and a total-course target were not established. No percentage is inferred.

Continue annual Ramadan and Aidilfitri support for orphans in Jerlun

Abdul Ghani committed his local organisation to continue the annual support programme.

The report describes 31 children attending the preceding day’s programme. That event does not verify delivery of every later annual round. Current overall outcome and completion remain unknown.

Advocate upgrades to Padang Besar’s ICQS facilities

The report identifies border-facility upgrades as a priority Rushdan was raising through Parliament.

This records advocacy documented in January 2025. It does not assign government construction to the MP or claim that the facilities have been upgraded. Delivery, deadline and completion remain unverified.

Establish Al Jazari Centre of Excellence with university partners

Rushdan reported establishing a centre with higher-education partners as part of local development efforts.

Achieved is limited to the reported establishment. An opening date, earlier public promise and wider development outcomes were not verified; the evidence date is the report’s publication date.

Improve water supply in states the party governs

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