Malaysians! Know Your Governments

By Tricia Yeoh

February 2012 STATES OF REFORM
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The complexity that is Malaysia not only made it necessary for the country to have a federal structure, it made its citizens rather confused about how the different levels of power overlap and how they contest with each other. Much inefficiency and other maladies can be reduced, if we only knew how our tiers of government relate to each other.With 2012 being a possible election year, Malaysians will hear endless speculation about possible poll dates and outcomes. In making a...

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Tricia Yeoh

has previously worked with the Selangor state government and is now attached to a market research consultancy.

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