Towards more open legal reform


What’s needed is a properly constituted and funded commission, with public participation.

ABOUT four years ago, I was invited to sit on a government committee called the Malaysian Law Reform Committee (MLRC). Its term of reference was rather vague: to review and suggest changes to outdated laws.

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Opinion , Azmi Sharom

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