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    PAD 102

    CHAPTER 4 :GOVERNMENT
    MACHINERY IN MALAYSIA

    TUTORIAL 1

    (GROUP 4) :NUR HANISAH BINTI RAZMAN


    (2018401006)
    ANDI NURAFIQAH IZATTY BINTI HASANADDIN
    (2018271992)
    NOOR ADELLIZAH BINTI MOHAMMAD (2018480876)
    ZARIFAH AINA (2018277608)
    NUR NADZILLAH IGNATIUS (2018413122)
    NURAIN (2018275008)
    FEDERALISM
    • The meaning of Federalism is derived from the Latin root
    foedus, which means “formal agreement or corenant.” it
    includes the interrelationship between the states as well as
    between the states and the federal government. Federalism is a
    system of government where there is a clear demarcation of
    power between two levels of government.

    page 2
    The Term Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy

    Constitutional Monarchy

    ●
    System of government in which a monarch shares power with a
    constitutionally organized government.

    Parliamentary Democracy

    ●
    Is democratic form of government in which the party with the greatest
    representation in the parliament (legislature) forms the government.

    page 3
    The Roles of 3 Branches of Government

    Legislative
    Make a law
    Representation

    Executive
    Supervision Internal
    Financial administration
    Electoral External

    Judiciary
    Establishing the
    Judicial administration
    facts
    Military
    Inquest and Interpreting laws
    functions
    interpellation Creating laws
    Legislative
    Amending the Preventing
    functions
    constitution infraction of
    Judicial functions
    Laws
    Other functions
    Judicial review

    page 4
    The Cabinet of Malaysia
    • The executive branch of Malaysia’s government. Led by the Prime Minister, the cabinet is a council of ministers
    who are accountable collectively to the Parliament.

    dev elopment programs


    To formulate nationa l
    economic policies &
    To set the budget
    & finance of the
    country

    Functions

    amend the law


    To propose &
    debates & critisms
    suggestions,
    As an arena for

    page 5
    ROLES OF YDPA
    o Appoint a prime minister & to refuse a
    prime minister’s request to dissolve the
    Parliament.
    o The YDPA can call a meeting with the
    Conference of Rulers concerned solely
    with the privileges, position, honours, &
    dignities of Rulers.
    o Has a significant rule in appointing an
    attorney general & judges based on the
    advice of the prime minister.

    page 6
    Bicameralism
    • A bicameralism legislature divides the legislators into two separate assembles, chambers or house. Bicameralism
    is distinguished from uncomeralism, in which all members deliberate & vote as a single group & from some
    legislatures that have three or more separate assemblies, chambers or house.

    page 7
    The Structure of Judicial Body in Malaysia
    YDPA

    Federal Court

    Court of Appeals

    High Court of High Court of


    Malaya Borneo

    Session Court Session Court


    Magistrate Juvenile Court Magistrate Court Juvenil
    Court Court

    Village Court Citizen’s Court

    page 8
    THANK
    YOU

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