AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGovtech Push: Malaysia is accelerating digital public services, with MyDigital ID now required for MyJPJ users—another step toward finishing more transactions in minutes instead of hours. Public Safety Crackdown: NSW unveiled tougher gang laws targeting “kill cars,” shootings, firebombings, and child recruitment, with penalties up to 15 years and claims that some kids are paid about $5,000 to steal cars. UK Political Pressure: King Charles III will deliver the legislative program as Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting internal revolt after poor local election results and high-profile resignations. Tax and Property Rules: Ireland’s Revenue says back-garden modular homes can trigger separate local property tax if they’re permanent and suitable as a separate dwelling. Local Services Under Strain: New Zealand’s public service union warns Budget 2026 signals more job cuts and damage to services, while South Africa weighs a hybrid funding model for the Road Accident Fund. Digital Health: Guyana begins digitalising patient records at GPHC, aiming to put records on phones and speed access to histories.
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