The Constitution of Malaysia consists of 15 Parts, 181 Articles and 13 Schedules.
The Parts deal with the following:
- Part I – The States, Religion and Law of the Federation
- Part II – Fundamental Liberties
- Part III – Citizenship
- Part IV – The Federation
- Part V – The States
- Part VI – Relations Between the Federation and the States
- Part VII – Financial Provisions
- Part VIII – Elections
- Part IX – The Judiciary
- Part X – Public Services
- Part XI – Special Powers Against Subversion, Organised Violence, and Acts and Crimes Prejudicial to the Public and Emergency Powers
- Part XII – General and Miscellaneous
- Part XIIA – Additional Protections for States of Sabah and Sarawak
- Part XIII – Temporary and Transitional Provisions
- Part XIV – Saving for Rulers’ Sovereignty, etc.
- Part XV – Proceedings Against the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Rulers
The Schedules cover the following:
- First Schedule – Oath of Applicants for Registration or Naturalisation
- Second Schedule – Citizenship by operation of law of persons born before, on and after Malaysia Day and supplementary provisions on citizenship
- Third Schedule – Election and removal of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his deputy
- Fourth Schedule – Oaths of Office of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his deputy
- Fifth Schedule – The Conference of Rulers
- Sixth Schedule – Forms of Oaths and Affirmations
- Seventh Schedule – Election and Retirement of Senators
- Eighth Schedule – Provisions to be inserted in State Constitutions
- Ninth Schedule – Legislative Lists
- Tenth Schedule – Grants and Sources of Revenue assigned to States
- Eleventh Schedule – Provisions of the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance, 1948 (Malayan Union Ordinance No. 7 of 1948), applied for interpretation of the Constitution
- Twelfth Schedule – (Repealed)
- Thirteenth Schedule – Provisions relating to delimitation of Constituencies
Malaysia-Constitution-1957-2007-eng (full text in English, PDF)
Malaysia-Constitution-1957-2007-zlm (full text in Malay, PDF)