AGC given two weeks to address Rulers’ feedback on separating A-G and public prosecutor roles

The Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) has requested the Attorney-General's Chambers to refine issues raised by the Conference of Rulers concerning the proposed separation of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor roles.

This follows discussions during the 273rd Conference of Rulers, aligning with principles of constitutional monarchy and the Federal Constitution.

The PSSC aims for a careful and prudent reform process to enhance the independence and accountability of the prosecution institution.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 22 — The Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) has asked the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) to refine the matters raised by the Conference of Rulers regarding the proposed separation of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor roles, for re-tabling before the committee within two weeks.

In a statement yesterday, the PSSC on the Constitutional Amendment on the Separation of the Roles of the Attorney-General and the Public Prosecutor said the matters must be examined properly, taking into account the views and considerations of the Conference of Rulers, in line with the principle of a constitutional monarchy and the supremacy of the Federal Constitution.

According to the statement, the committee at its meeting today noted discussions on the proposed Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2026, which was tabled for information during the pre-meeting session of the 273rd Conference of Rulers on Oct 13.

The Bill was also discussed at the full Conference of Rulers meeting on Oct 14 and 15.

“The PSSC remains committed to ensuring that the reform to separate the roles of the Attorney-General and the Public Prosecutor is carried out carefully, in an orderly and prudent manner, to strengthen the independence of the prosecution institution, enhance accountability and preserve confidence,” it said. — Bernama

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这是在第 273 届统治者会议上进行讨论之后做出的决定，符合君主立宪制和联邦宪法的原则。

PSSC 旨在通过谨慎周密的改革进程，增强检察机关的独立性和问责制。

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昨天，公共服务委员会就宪法修正案中关于分离总检察长和公共检察官角色的条款发表声明称，必须根据君主立宪制原则和联邦宪法的至高无上原则，认真审查相关事宜，并考虑统治者会议的意见和考量。

根据声明，委员会在今天的会议上注意到对拟议的《2026 年宪法（修正案）（第 2 号）法案》的讨论，该法案已于 10 月 13 日在第 273 届统治者会议的会前会议上提交审议。

该法案也在 10 月 14 日和 15 日举行的统治者会议全体会议上进行了讨论。

“检控委员会仍致力于确保检控官与公诉人角色分离的改革以谨慎、有序和审慎的方式进行，以加强检控机构的独立性，提升问责制，并维护公众信任。”——马新社

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