Five-day Negeri Sembilan assembly set for Nov 26, subject to Tuanku Muhriz’s consent, says MB
SEREMBAN, Oct 30 — The Negeri Sembilan Government is seeking the consent of Yang Dipertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tua...
SEREMBAN, October 30 — The Negeri Sembilan Government is awaiting approval from Yang Dipertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir before setting the schedule for the upcoming State Legislative Assembly. Menteri Besar Datuk Ismail Lasim revealed that the assembly would still be held over a five-day period, commencing on November 26, contingent on royal consent.
Speaking to reporters following the Perpatih Fest 2026, themed "Adat Dijaga, Warisan Terpelihara," Ismail Lasim stated, "We are working to obtain consent, but the plan remains as previously announced, which is to hold a five-day sitting. We will see how it goes." When questioned about the possibility of the state assembly being automatically dissolved if it did not convene by February next year, Ismail Lasim emphasized the need for a thorough examination of the relevant provision in the state constitution.
The government had initially planned to kick off the assembly sitting on November 26, with the introduction of the state's Budget 2027 slated for November 27.
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