Never exploit royal ties and influence for profit - Sultan Nazrin
KUALA KANGSAR: The Sultan of Perak, Sultan Nazrin Shah, has warned members of the Dewan Negara Perak and dignitaries of the Royal Court against misusing the Ruler’s name, royal influence and their titles for personal gain.
Sultan Nazrin Shah, the Sultan of Perak, has cautioned members of the Dewan Negara Perak and the Royal Court against misusing their royal titles, influence, and privileges for personal gain or financial profit. He reminded them not to allow themselves to be employed for improper purposes or to exert undue pressure on others. The Sultan urged them to shun corruption, abuse of power, and any conduct that could cast doubt on the reputation of the throne and the Royal Court.
At the 175th Meeting of Dewan Negara Perak, Sultan Nazrin emphasized the importance of vigilance and sound judgment when communicating, especially on social media platforms. He advised members to exercise care and discretion in their words and actions, and to handle confidential information with utmost discretion. Opinions expressed should be done with propriety, avoiding slander or discord.
The Sultan also called for maintaining good relations with people from all walks of life, respecting the diverse ethnicities, religions, and backgrounds within the state. He stressed the importance of strengthening unity in accordance with the Constitution and the law. Sultan Nazrin reminded members of Dewan Negara Perak and royal dignitaries about their role in a constitutional monarchy, urging them to respect the limits of authority and responsibility, work professionally with government and state institutions, and refrain from interfering in administrative affairs or advancing partisan political interests.
He encouraged them to continuously broaden their knowledge, understand societal changes, and make prudent use of technology. Sultan Nazrin stressed that every palace dignitary must set an example for their families, officers, staff, and the wider community, demonstrating commitment to their responsibilities and treating others with respect.
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