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Education Minis-ter Fadhlina Sidek and Commu-nications Minister Datuk FahmiFadzil.  \nPUTRAJAYA:The governmentwants Malaysians to provide con-structive criticism and practicalsuggestions on the proposed An-ti-Bullying Bill to ensure that thelaw is effective and comprehen-sive,says Minister in the PrimeMinister's Department (Law andInstitutional Reform)Datuk SeriAzalina Othman Said.  \nShe added that the roadshowswould continue in Selangor onSept 18,Johor (Sept 19),Melaka(Sept 22),Negri Sembilan(Sept  \n22)and Perak(Sept 25),beforemoving on to other states.  \nThe government aimed to com-plete the sessions by the end ofthis month.  \nAzalina said the bill,which isbeing drafted,would be refinednationwide with town halls andthrough an online portal to gath-er public feedback.  \nOn the timeline,Azalina saidthe bill is targeted to be tabledduring the October parliamen-tary sitting,but with the budgettaking priority,the earliest slotwill likely be in December.  \n\"There are many experts,re-tired teachers,school principalsand parents with valuable in-sights.We encourage them toshare their views so that we cantabulate and study them.  \nAmong the issues raised duringearly engagements were ques-tions of responsibility and liabil-ity,as well as whether the lawshould apply specifically to thoseunder 18 in line with the ChildAct,orbeextended more broadly,similar to the Sexual HarassmentTribunal which covers all agegroups.  \n“There is no point in simplyventing frustrations—what weneed are constructive ideas thatcan strengthen the law,\"she saidafter attending the Anti-BullyingTown Hall organised by the LegalAffairs Division(BHEUU)hereyesterday.","cbCaig3wiGzZEI51","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig3wiGzZEI51","pdf",416784,"English","# Govt wants constructive criticism for anti-bullying bill\n## Background and Purpose\n## Feedback Mechanisms and Timeline\n## Key Issues Raised","[{\"question\":\"What is the main objective of the government's initiative regarding the 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