Function, Duty and Power of The Commission
- To draft new legislation and amendment of the statute with explanatory notes,
- To codify, unify and review existing laws,
- To draft legislation to include treaty obligation,
- To exchange ideas and information with law commissions and law drafting agencies of other countries,
- To carry out study and research works,
- To make consultation with stakeholders,
- To obtain expert service.
- To prepare annual programs and annual progress report,
- To accomplish other functions relating to law and justice as prescribed by the Government and as deemed necessary by the Commission itself,
- To make necessary recommendation to the Government.
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