Controversial NSC Act is now law


KUALA LUMPUR: The controversial National Security Council (NSC) Act became law on Tuesday but did not obtain express Royal Assent, unlike other Bills passed by Parliament.

The Bill was deemed to have received royal assent without any amendments at the end of the 30-day period by which the King would have to give his assent.

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