Wakil rakyat DAP persoal AGC belum putus kes laporan polis MB N Sembilan

In Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan state, a question has arisen about the effectiveness of the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) after MP Cha Kee Chin voiced concerns over the decision made by the AGC concerning a police investigation report. The AGC delayed issuing its decision even after receiving the report on September 29th. Cha, who represents Rasah, stated that the people of Negeri Sembilan are still eagerly awaiting further developments, despite the police having completed their investigation and submitted the report to the AGC.

Ismail Lasim, the Negeri Sembilan Chief Minister, filed the police report on September 8th after claiming to have been coerced into signing a proclamation to remove Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir as the State Yang DiPertuan Besar. By October 21st, the police were reportedly waiting for further instructions and decisions from the AGC related to the investigation.

Cha argues that this delay raises questions about the true status of the case and the alleged coercion claim made by Ismail. Additionally, Cha raised concerns about increasing parliamentary budget allocations for the implementation of the 2025 Parliamentary Service Act. Currently, parliamentary funds have increased from RM184 million to RM197 million, even though the act aims to strengthen the independence and status of the institution.

Cha openly expressed his belief that the relatively small increase is insufficient to reflect the reforms needed to restore the Parliament to its rightful position under the doctrine of separation of powers.