Bill to separate powers of AG and PP needs further refinement, says select committee


KUALA LUMPUR: The constitutional amendment Bill to separate the powers of the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor should be refined further, says the Parliamentary Special Select Committee on Human Rights, Elections and Institutional Reform.

Its chairman William Leong said after the committee convened a meeting on Thursday (Feb 26) to conduct a comprehensive review of two constitutional amendment Bills tabled on Monday (Feb 24), that further deliberation is required for the Bill to separate the powers of the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor.

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