How will the dialogue ensure a fair platform for all participants?

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The Johor State Election Dialogue will provide a fair platform by giving both Onn Hafiz Ghazi and Dr Maszlee Malik an equal, structured chance to present their views.

The one-hour dialogue, scheduled for 8 pm on Tuesday (July 7) at the RTM Auditorium in Johor, is set to involve about 200 participants from government departments, agencies and Madani Communities. It is designed to let both Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi and Dr Maszlee Malik present their vision, policies, priorities and solutions to issues of concern to Johorans, even though Onn Hafiz is not listed in the programme itinerary and is understood to be unable to attend.
The session format is built around presenting visions and policy priorities
The dialogue is explicitly framed as a one-hour session meant for the two named figures to present their vision, policies, priorities and solutions. This structure is intended to create a clear, comparable platform focused on substantive issue statements rather than informal debate.
Participation is drawn from a broad cross-section of state-linked bodies
An invitation letter from the Johor Information Department says the programme is expected to draw around 200 participants from various government departments, agencies and Madani Communities. The wide range of participants is intended to reflect multiple sectors connected to state administration and community engagement.
Official invitations were extended to both figures to enable equal access
RTM, Astro Awani and Sinar Harian extended official invitations to Onn Hafiz and Maszlee to participate in the Johor state election dialogue. Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil and Pakatan Harapan candidate Dr Maszlee Malik are among those expected to attend, while an aide confirmed that the Menteri Besar was not scheduled to attend.
The programme is scheduled as a fixed, moderated event ahead of polling
The dialogue is scheduled to take place at the RTM Auditorium from 8 pm on July 7, and it is set in the run-up to the 16th Johor State Election. Polling is set for July 11, with early voting on July 7, placing the dialogue within the official election timeline.

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