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the three branches have the power, the terms of reference and their 5 | THE MALAYSIAN CONSTITUTION AND RULING SYSTEM
respective roles. However, the Legislative and the Executive Authority are
related to each other because the Malaysian Government system practises
that members of the Legislative are also the members of the Executive
Authority. For example, the Cabinet is responsible to the Legislative
(Malaysian Parliament). The Judiciary, is the only separate branch and is
free from politics to ensure justice in the country.
The Yang di-Pertuan Agong
Legislature Federal Judiciary
Parliament Government Chief Justice
Prime Minister
Senate Cabinet Supreme Court
House of Representatives Ministry High Court
Commission Lower Court
THE LEGISLATIVE
The Legislative (Malaysian Parliament) has the power to enact Federal laws
as well as the states there in. Parliament consists of His Majesty Seri Paduka
Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the two Chambers, the Senate and the
House of Representatives.
Parliament is the Legislative part of the Federation which formulates laws
enforceable in the entire Federation and controls the Government finances. Taxes
and federal rates may be increased only with the effect of Parliament as set out in
the Federal law. All the proceeds obtained shall be deposited in the Consolidated
Federal Fund and all the money can only be spent by the authority of Parliament.
The Party that wins a majority seats in the general election and a majority support
in the House of Representatives will form the government. The leader of the
majority party that obtained the trust of a large number of members of the House
of Representatives will be appointed as a Prime Minister.
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respective roles. However, the Legislative and the Executive Authority are
related to each other because the Malaysian Government system practises
that members of the Legislative are also the members of the Executive
Authority. For example, the Cabinet is responsible to the Legislative
(Malaysian Parliament). The Judiciary, is the only separate branch and is
free from politics to ensure justice in the country.
The Yang di-Pertuan Agong
Legislature Federal Judiciary
Parliament Government Chief Justice
Prime Minister
Senate Cabinet Supreme Court
House of Representatives Ministry High Court
Commission Lower Court
THE LEGISLATIVE
The Legislative (Malaysian Parliament) has the power to enact Federal laws
as well as the states there in. Parliament consists of His Majesty Seri Paduka
Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the two Chambers, the Senate and the
House of Representatives.
Parliament is the Legislative part of the Federation which formulates laws
enforceable in the entire Federation and controls the Government finances. Taxes
and federal rates may be increased only with the effect of Parliament as set out in
the Federal law. All the proceeds obtained shall be deposited in the Consolidated
Federal Fund and all the money can only be spent by the authority of Parliament.
The Party that wins a majority seats in the general election and a majority support
in the House of Representatives will form the government. The leader of the
majority party that obtained the trust of a large number of members of the House
of Representatives will be appointed as a Prime Minister.
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