KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4 — Despite the expiry of the nationwide Emergency on August 1, Malaysians remained uncertain for the past two months if they would still be punished under the laws that were enacted during the seven-month duration.
Would this mean that the Emergency Ordinances — including the fines of up to RM10,000 and up to RM50,000 for Covid-19 SOP breaches — were no longer enforceable? - Revoked by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong under Article 150 of the Federal Constitution while the Emergency Proclamation is still in force;- Cease to be in effect six months after the Emergency expires according to Article 150 of the Federal Constitution.
In other words, parts of the EOs that had the phrase “for as long as the Emergency is in force” would no longer be applicable now, as the Emergency has ended.
I’ve waited two months for the Malaysian Opposition & media to bring up this issue. Frankly, I didn’t such a long nap on an important issue. 😅
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