A DAP MP queried if the government has agreed to restructure state-owned enterprises (SOEs) under the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) despite saying that Malaysia has not committed to the US-initiated free trade agreement as yet.

Klang MP Charles Santiago was responding to a report in Vietnam Briefing, which is Vietnam's leading business magazine.

The report stated that Malaysia along with Peru, Brunei and Vitenam has been granted a five-year grace period to "reform its SOE policies".

Santiago said government-linked companies (GLC) will fall under the SEO category, and they control 60 percent of the Malaysian stock market, translating into a value of RM 1.5 trillion.

SOE constitutes one of the 29 chapters in TPPA.

Meanwhile, Santiago and PKR's Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah Anwar said the Wikileaks document on the TPPA negotiations revealed yesterday showed that the US was "pushing its world vision on the rest of the world".

The Wikileaks document revolves around the chapter of intellectual property, and the MPs raised concerns over the price of generic medicine, and also internet policing, which they said were pertinent concerns that would come to the fore should this agreement be signed by Malaysia.