Federal-State Relations in Flux

Dato' Malik Imtiaz, Constitutional Lawyer

14-Jun-24 07:45

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Recent comments by the Crown Prince of Johor on the relationship between Johor and Putrajaya have highlighted the changing expectations of the federal-state relationship. We unpack what the constitution says and what it would take to change the rules of federal-state engagement with constitutional lawyer Dato’ Malik Imtiaz.

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Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Philip See, Shazana Mokhtar

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Tags: celcomdigi2024, celcomdigi2024, federal state, johor putrajaya, constitution, malaysia constitution, ma63,

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