The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Sabah Commission­ers for Oaths call on TYT

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KOTA KINABALU: A delegation from the Sabah Commission­er for Oaths Malaysia (PJS) paid a courtesy call on the Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah, Tun Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Juhar Mahiruddin, on Jan 24.

The purpose of the courtesy call was to strengthen the relationsh­ip with the Sabah State Government and PJS Sabah as well as to highlight the functions and role of PJS in the developmen­t of the social, public, and private sectors in the state.

Juhar, who was once a Commission­er for Oaths, advised PJS to do their job diligently and ensure the integrity of the Commission­er for Oath Office is never compromise­d.

The delegation was led by Chung Kee Shyong @ Dino, Ambrose Obon, Beto Patrick, Suwah Buleh @ Bulleh, Jefrison Marabin and Mohd Amirol Hamid.

A Commission­er for Oaths is an officer appointed by the Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Malaysia to help Malaysians, especially those from Sabah who are undocument­ed due to ignorance, mostly from the interior of Sabah, and at the same time to help in ensuring that only genuine Malaysians get the proper identifica­tion documents.

PJS also provides advice to parents of undocument­ed children on the procedures for getting the documents for their children.

Undocument­ed children are not allowed schooling. In order for them to be able to at least study up to the primary level, they require a statutory declaratio­n.

The other responsibi­lities of PJS include the attestatio­n and affirmatio­n of a statutory declaratio­n for job, scholarshi­p, affidavit and many more.

PJS services are also required in the attestatio­n and affirmatio­n of Statutory Declaratio­n for government projects.

PJS services are also required for the affirmatio­n of documents from immigrants needed by their embassies in order for them to obtain the necessary travel documents to regularise their stay in Sabah.

"As PJS, we must personally attend to all who require our services, verify the identity of the person making the declaratio­ns or documents, and ensure the person understand­s the content of the declaratio­ns or documents before we affirm or attest the documents.

"In short PJS plays a vital support role in the developmen­t of the social, public, and private sectors for the state, in line with the state slogan 'Sabah Maju Jaya'," said Chung.

 ?? ?? The Sabah Commission­ers for Oaths posing with Juhar (centre).
The Sabah Commission­ers for Oaths posing with Juhar (centre).

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