The Minister said that the new law would be called the Cross-Border Pollution Act and will apply to Malaysian companies and individuals.
"We are in the midst of preparing the policy and will bring it to the Cabinet for approval. Once approved, a draft will be prepared," she added. Yeo said that while it usually takes months – sometimes years – to bring a new law into effect, her Ministry has contacted the Attorney General's Chambers about the urgency for this.On a separate matter, Yeo said the Indonesian government had not responded to offer from Malaysia to handle the haze crisis.Stay tuned for a new offer coming to you soon.
Ah moi don’t bullshit lah. First you blacklist IOI then talk.
we already have laws. what we don't have is enforcement, or political will for action.