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00:04The constitutional turmoil in Negeri Sembilan
00:07The plot has already shifted from who has the right to abolish Iwabata
00:10The fire raged all the way to the question of who left this mess behind.
00:15Constitutional relations between the four chiefs of the Negeri Sembilan royal family and the state government
00:20Determination
00:20Even now, the former and current Chief Ministers are exchanging barbs from afar.
00:25The show has begun.
00:27This isn't my fault, it's your fault.
00:31The current minister, Ismailasin, pointed the finger at him yesterday.
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00:36He said this whole mess was the fault of the previous government; they left it behind.
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00:41Former minister Aminuddin responded immediately today.
00:46When he was saving face, he posted a rebuttal saying that the problem shouldn't be shifted to the former.
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00:52Aminuddin directly demanded that Ismailasin explain himself.
00:55If it really is a problem left over from the previous dynasty, then where exactly did they go wrong?
01:00Which Negeri Sembilan state constitution did the previous government violate?
01:03He emphasized that if there is a mistake, one should point out where the mistake lies.
01:07Don't just shift all the blame onto the previous administration.
01:12Then Kagan directly asked Ismailasin the same question about the dismissal of Yan.
01:16Why could he refuse to sign Muritz's declaration at the time?
01:22Ismailasin, who later succeeded him, signed this document.
01:27Aminuddin said that in April of this year, this document actually involved Yan Duandi
01:32The declaration of his position has been handed to him.
01:36At that time, he believed there were serious problems with the procedure, and ultimately he chose...
01:42Choose not to sign
01:42Ismailasin later signed the agreement, and he himself admitted to doing so.
01:47Pass
01:47However, he argued that he was under duress and pressure.
01:52Forced to sign
01:54Then, after being forced to sign, his attitude changed again.
01:57But he previously said he also went to the police.
01:59Therefore, Aminuddin believes that the people now have the right to...
02:03It's not just about what the previous dynasty did wrong.
02:05This also includes Ismailasin; why did he sign at that time?
02:09Under what circumstances was it signed?
02:12Alright, aside from the usual interrogation between former and current ministers...
02:16Some have also shifted the focus back to the Attorney General's Chambers.
02:20The Attorney General's Chambers had previously made it clear that
02:22Negeri Sembilan Chief Minister and the State Executive Council do not have the right to unilaterally dismiss the Supreme Commander.
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02:28The minister's decision to suspend the state secretary and state legal advisor.
02:33It is also invalid.
02:34But at this very moment, PAS propaganda chief Amufadri continued...
02:39Follow-up questions
02:39Since the Attorney General's Chambers can quickly express its opinion on these decisions...
02:43So why did Durmuriz dismiss ten state executive councilors earlier?
02:49When he was in office
02:50Why was no legal interpretation provided?
02:53He believes the Attorney General's Chambers should also clarify this matter.
02:57This could set a precedent for other states in handling similar issues in the future.
03:03And just as the turmoil surrounding the Negeri Sembilan royal family was escalating...
03:07Another former chief minister of Negeri Sembilan was also involved.
03:10Rais Yatim, former President of the Senate and former Chief Minister of Negeri Sembilan
03:15Today, following my attendance at the Tengku Nazaru investiture ceremony in June of this year...
03:21He made remarks involving allegiance to the new supreme ruler.
03:25He was then charged with sedition.
03:2884-year-old Rais Yadin pleaded not guilty.
03:31He was ultimately released on bail of RM8,000 pending trial.
03:33The case is scheduled for a hearing on October 27.
03:37Okay, this whole saga has now come to an end.
03:39Does Negeri Sembilan actually have a mechanism that can truly make final decisions?
03:43Some legal experts have suggested that it is time to activate unconventional mechanisms to resolve the situation.
03:49Already
03:49Lawyer Hanev suggested that the meeting of heads of state and rulers should intervene.
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03:53And establish a royal arbitration tribunal
03:56It's even possible to consider declaring a temporary state of emergency in Negeri Sembilan.
03:59To buy time to resolve the crisis
04:02Another legal expert, Adu Azbari, also believes
04:06What about the existing mechanism?
04:08It has already come to a standstill.
04:10Unconventional methods are needed to handle this.
04:13To prevent the problems in Negeri Sembilan from further affecting federal-level administrative operations.
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04:18So this battle, which started as a struggle for the throne, escalated to the point where someone signed the documents.
04:22Who has the right to suspend someone from their post?
04:23The constitutional controversy over who can and cannot hold office
04:25Currently, all parties have their own arguments and legal basis.
04:29Who will break this deadlock?
04:30Could the royal arbitration tribunal proposed by experts be a way out of this predicament?
04:36That depends on whether the Similan parties and the Council of Rulers are willing to step out.
04:41This step
04:42Thank you for watching
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