Eight members of parliament from the PKR party are advocating for significant changes to proposed constitutional amendments concerning the separation of the Attorney-General and Public Prosecutor roles in Malaysia. They argue that Parliament should have genuine vetting power over potential public prosecutor appointments, going beyond simply having the right to offer comments. The lawmakers believe a more robust parliamentary process is crucial to ensure accountability and independence in prosecutorial decisions. Currently, the proposed amendments are seen as insufficient, offering limited parliamentary oversight. PKR MPs contend that a stronger vetting mechanism would safeguard against political interference and enhance public trust in the justice system. They are pushing for amendments that grant Parliament a more substantial role in confirming the suitability of candidates for the position of Public Prosecutor. This call for increased oversight reflects concerns about maintaining the integrity of the legal process.