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“WE must learn from the past. If we fail to do so, history will repeat itself. Never again should our public resources be exploited for individuals’ personal benefit. Never again should institutions be blocked from performing their duties. Never again should we lose our ability to take action against those who betray public trust. I urge everybody at all levels not to waste this opportunity to improve our country.”

Those were the words of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan on Jan 14 during the investiture ceremony in conjunction with his 71st birthday after the pledge of loyalty by the mentri besar. His first since taking office after the general election last year, the mentri besar’s pledge identified adherence to the rule of law as an integral part of the state’s unique and historic adat perpatih (customary laws).

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