MPW 1233 Malaysian Studies: by Hj. Kamal Abd Razak MBA Techno-Entrepreneurship 012-6550746
MPW 1233 Malaysian Studies: by Hj. Kamal Abd Razak MBA Techno-Entrepreneurship 012-6550746
MPW 1233 Malaysian Studies: by Hj. Kamal Abd Razak MBA Techno-Entrepreneurship 012-6550746
Commissions
Introduction
Name must be registered on the electoral list before the qualifying date (31st Aug)
Absentee voters Conditions of eligibility
Article 113 of Constitution, the body responsible for managing and administering elections is the Election Commission Job:
Draw up borders of electoral constituencies Prepare and check voters lists Manage election process for both Parliamentary and State Legislative Assembly constituencies
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Members are appointed by YDPA after consultation with Council of Rulers (Article 114)
Chairperson, deputy and three other persons Through Parliament, changes can be made to terms for the post and membership of the Commission Cannot be simply dismissed (like judge of a Federal Court); unless bankrupt or runs for office Members must be free from all political influence YDPA is a neutral body, which appoints a neutral body
Process
YDPA dissolves Parliament at the request of Prime Minister EC issue an order to Managing Officer to issue a statement, through the Govt Gazette or newspaper, on: Date of nomination of candidates Place and time of elections for every constituency Date and place for balloting
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Process
Balloting day can be after three weeks from date of nomination, but cannot exceed eight weeks Each voter is given 2 sheets of ballot papers of different colors: one for SLA, and the other for Parliament Voter marks X Ballot papers are put into different boxes Postal votes are done before
Campaigning
Freedom of speech and assembly granted under Article 10, but police permit needed
Video: March 8, Sibu
1995
Johor: 20 Selangor: 17 Swak: 28 Perak: 23 KL: 11
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Problems
No other race has the right to question our privileges, our religion and our leader. Badruddin Amiruldin, UMNO deputy permanent chairman, 2004.
Questions
Is our countrys system the best? What is wrong, the system or the leaders? How do we begin to FIX the problems? What happens when we try to address 153?
Thank You