Sarawak signs off on study to elevate native courts’ status
Deputy Chief Minister Amar Douglas Uggah Embas says a study commissioned in January will review the workings of the state’s native, shariah and civil courts, the Maori Land Court in New Zealand, the National Native Title Tribunal in Australia and the Sabah native courts. – Facebook pic, March 12, 2020.
THE Sarawak government today sealed a consultancy services agreement to formulate a master plan to restructure and elevate the status of the state native courts. The agreement was signed between Sarawak native courts chief registrar Michael Dawi Alli and E-Factor Sdn Bhd chairman Ose Murang in a ceremony witnessed by Deputy Chief Minister Amar Douglas Uggah Embas.
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