The Malaysian government is currently evaluating the feasibility of creating a permanent Law Reform Commission. This commission would be tasked with the ongoing, systematic review of existing national laws. The goal is to propose reforms grounded in evidence and conducted continuously, moving away from ad-hoc legal changes. Establishing such a body aims to ensure a more consistent and informed approach to updating Malaysia’s legal framework. This move signals a commitment to proactive legal modernization and responsiveness to evolving societal needs. The commission would provide recommendations for improving laws based on thorough research and evidence-based analysis. Ultimately, this initiative intends to strengthen the rule of law and foster greater public trust in the legal system.