Keluhuran Perlembagaan Quiz

What does the supremacy of the Constitution refer to?

• The Constitution is the highest law and must be adhered to by all parties

• Common law exceeds the Constitution

• Absolute freedom of the people

• Absolute power of Parliament

Which of the following is not a characteristic of the supremacy of the Constitution?

• Binding the government and the people

• Can be changed at will without procedure

• Becoming the main reference of law

• Guaranteeing human rights

Why is the supremacy of the Constitution important in a sovereign country?

• To avoid power struggles

• To ensure the integrity of elections

• To prevent judicial review

• To strengthen executive power without limits

When there is a conflict between state law and federal law, which law applies?

• State

• Federal

• Custom

• Fatwa

Judicial power in upholding the supremacy of the Constitution means:

• The court can change the Constitution

• The court can nullify laws that conflict with the Constitution

• The court gives absolute power to the executive

• The court acts according to Parliament's instructions

The supremacy of the Constitution involves the rule of law which means:

• Everyone is subject to the law

• Only ordinary citizens are subject to the law

• Leaders are immune from the law

• The law applies only if approved by the people

The principle of the supremacy of the Constitution ensures:

• People are free to do anything

• Parliament is not bound by law

• All laws must be in accordance with the Constitution

• Judiciary cannot intervene

If the government enacts a law that conflicts with the Federal Constitution, the court:

• Has no right to intervene

• Can annul the law

• Must refer to the King

• Must obtain cabinet approval

An example of a violation of the supremacy of the Constitution:

• Enacting laws based on the Constitution

• Ignoring enshrined human rights

• Holding elections according to schedule

• Respecting the separation of powers

The role of the people in maintaining the supremacy of the Constitution includes:

• Ignoring legal provisions

• Abiding by the laws of the country

• Preventing the court from functioning

• Prioritizing personal interests