The MP from Ye constituency also advocated for higher education institutions to include ethnic language majors and accredited degrees in those subjects, along with increased funding for ethnic literature studies and preservation. She proposed advancements to the health sector that would improve medical staff training and ensure better patient care.

In his parliamentary address, Dr. Banyar Aung Moe of the AMDP said that after the 1995 ceasefire agreement signed by the Burmese government and the New Mon State Party, the predominant ethnic Mon resistance group, human rights violations and financial hardship due to land confiscation were common in Ye Township, including extortion and forced labor on plantations seized by the military.

The Pyidaungsu Hlutaw’s previous parliamentary session concluded in the third week of November and resumed on January 9, along with the sixth session of the Amyotha Hlutaw (National Parliament) and Pyithu Hlutaw (People’s Parliament).