I spend my evening analysing: No Child Left Behind (US, 2001); source Every Child Matter (UK, 2003); source Getting it Right for Every Child (Scotland, 2008); and, source Memastikan Setiap Kanak-kanak Boleh Berjaya (Malaysia, 2011). source Why do I spend my evening analysing the above bills? Basically, at my first glance, all of the above bills sound alike. Though all sound pretty much the same, my first thought is that the Malaysian bill, 'Memastikan Setiap Kanak-kanak Boleh Berjaya' is closely initiated after the Every Child Matters because if the Every Child Matters is to be translated to Malay, it will end up something like 'Mengambil Kisah Setiap Kanak-kanak'. Ok. Itu pelik. But still, Memastikan Setiap Kanak-kanak boleh Berjaya and Mengambil Kisah setiap Kanak-kanak, they sound the same kan? But instead, I was half wrong and half right. The 'Memastikan Setiap Kanak-kanak Boleh Berjaya' emphasises on (based on my own interpretation) : Setting ...