KOTA KINABALU: The State Government has formed the Sabah Law Reform Advisory Council (SLRAC) to support legal reform, strengthen governance and promote the rule of law in Sabah.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the initiative aims to modernise the legal framework to better reflect the needs of the people.
He expressed hope that the Council's recommendations would guide lasting and meaningful legal improvements in the state.
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As an independent, non-partisan body, the Council will review existing State laws and propose reforms grounded in Sabah’s distinct cultural and social context.
Also present was State Attorney-General, Datuk Brenndon Keith Soh.
