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THE RULING SYSTEM
In the Malaysian Ruling System, there are three main Bodies:-
}} The Legislative
This Body only makes laws and should not hand the power to either party
and should not have other powers;
}} The Ruling Body - Executive .
This Body only runs Executive power and cannot make laws and judgments,
and;
}} The Judiciary
This Body can only carry out judgment and cannot make laws or exercise
laws of Executive power.
All the three Bodies have the power, the terms of reference and their respective
roles. However, the Legislative and the relate to each other because the
Malaysian Government system practices that members of the Legislative are
also the members of the Ruling Body. For example, the Cabinet is responsible to
the Legislative (Malaysian Parliament). The Judiciary is the only separate Body
and is free of politics, to ensure justice in the country.
THE RULING SYSTEM
In the Malaysian Ruling System, there are three main Bodies:-
}} The Legislative
This Body only makes laws and should not hand the power to either party
and should not have other powers;
}} The Ruling Body - Executive .
This Body only runs Executive power and cannot make laws and judgments,
and;
}} The Judiciary
This Body can only carry out judgment and cannot make laws or exercise
laws of Executive power.
All the three Bodies have the power, the terms of reference and their respective
roles. However, the Legislative and the relate to each other because the
Malaysian Government system practices that members of the Legislative are
also the members of the Ruling Body. For example, the Cabinet is responsible to
the Legislative (Malaysian Parliament). The Judiciary is the only separate Body
and is free of politics, to ensure justice in the country.
