Former Attorney-General Idrus Reappointed to Judicial Appointments Commission

Former Attorney-General Idrus Harun has been reappointed to the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC), according to an announcement confirming his continued role on the constitutionally mandated body. The reappointment places Idrus among four individuals named to serve on the commission during the new term.

The Judicial Appointments Commission, which plays a crucial role in recommending judicial officers for appointment and promotion, will have its membership serve until October 31, 2028. This marks a continuation of Idrus's involvement in the nation's judicial administration process following his tenure as Attorney-General.

The commission comprises representatives from various sectors and government bodies tasked with ensuring the integrity and quality of Malaysia's judiciary. The reappointment of Idrus reflects the importance placed on his experience and expertise in matters relating to the legal system and judicial governance.

The announcement of the new JAC composition comes as part of regular processes for renewal and continuity of the commission's operations. The extended tenure through 2028 will see the members oversee judicial appointments during a significant period for Malaysia's legal institutions.