Intro to Administrative Law

Administrative Law is a law that governs

• the appointment system for Malaysian Parliamentary Members

• public authorities in Malaysia

• fundamental liberties for Malaysian citizens

• Malaysian political system

The followings are administrators, EXCEPT:

• Police officers

• Lecturers in public universities

• Bank officers

• teachers in SMK Bandaraya

Which of the followings is NOT the scope of Administrative Law

• The structure, powers and functions, of the organs of administration

• The limits of their powers

• The methods and procedures followed by them in exercising their powers and functions

• The implementation of of the concept of Rule by Law

Administrative Law is that branch of public law concerned with the ___________, procedures, powers, duties, rights and liabilities of the various organs of government which are engaged in administering public policies.

Name 1 Constitutional principle in Administrative Law other than Separation of Powers

Does Administrative Law in Malaysia follow the concept of Separation of Powers?

• Yes

• No

Three branches of the government under the concept of Separation of Powers are as the followings, EXCEPT

• Judiciary

• Statutory

• Executive

• Legislative

Under the concept of Separation of Power, public authorities are considered to be under

• Executive

• Legislative

• Judiciary

Under Administrative Law, the dismissal of Civil Servants is one of the examples of the duty of which power?

• Administration

• Rule Making

• Judicial

Public authorities' power can be reviewed in two ways, which are Judicial Review and __________