Rulers discuss bills on PM's tenure limit, separation of A-G and public prosecutor roles
KUALA LUMPUR: The Conference of Rulers has discussed proposed constitutional amendments to limit the prime minister’s tenure and separate the roles of the attorney-general and public prosecutor at its 273rd meeting.
At the 273rd meeting of the Conference of Rulers in Kuala Lumpur, discussions took place on proposed amendments to the Malaysian constitution. These included a proposed limit on the prime minister's tenure and a separation of the roles between the attorney-general and public prosecutor. The meeting, chaired by Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah of Perak, brought together all Rulers and state governors on the first day.
The second day saw the King of Malaysia, His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, join Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Other topics covered included the appointment of a chair at Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), dates for future Rulers meetings in 2027, and matters concerning Islamic administration. They were also briefed on national security, defense, and the national economy by top officials.
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