Does Muhyiddin have a parliamentary majority?

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In theory, yes, but Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is acting as if he does not command a majority.  His behaviour is like a delinquent student who fears the discipline master and wants the morning assembly to be over in five minutes. That is why our Parliament will be convened for only one day on May 18.  A 10-week pushback from the original date (March 9), the May 18 seating has to happen for one reason. If not reconvened, the Parliament will stand dissolved by June 5, six months from Dec 5, 2019 when it was last in session. That’s the constitutional mechanism in Article 55 (1) - to make sure the government cannot be unaccountable to the Parliament for more than six months. A Westminster Parliament in long recess cannot exercise its four functions: 1) retaining or firing the prime minister (as the electoral college), 2) scrutinising government, 3) making or approving laws, and 4)…