COMMENT | Bersih calls upon all parties to consider power-sharing through Parliament as the way to resolve the government formation deadlock now, instead of the proposed unity government.

A unity government, or more accurately a grand coalition government, will include all main parties, namely Pakatan Harapan, Perikatan Nasional (PN), and the Borneo parties.

While this would be inclusive, it has three inherent flaws.

Firstly, the administration would be bloated to include representatives from all parties. This will frustrate Malaysians who want to see a slimmer administration with fewer incompetent politicians drawing big salaries.

Secondly, there...