If Malaysia violates the agreement content of the Malaysia Agreement 1963, it is possible that the Malaysian Federation will be on the path to dissolution.

According to the Malaysia Agreement of 1963, the Malaysian Federation was formed by the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak, and Sabah. To comply with this agreement, the allocation of parliamentary seats should be distributed equally, with one-third allocated to the Federation of Malaya, one-third to Sarawak, and one-third to Sabah. If this is not followed, it would be a violation of the Malaysia Agreement of 1963, potentially leading to the dissolution of the Malaysian Federation.

Additionally, the Petroleum Development Act of 1974 and the Territorial Sea Act of 2012, which were enacted under emergency laws, allowed for the appropriation of natural gas, oil, and wealth from Sarawak and Sabah. However, these two laws became null and void after the former Prime Minister, Najib Razak, abolished the emergency laws. Sarawak and Sabah governments have the rightful claim to their natural gas, oil, territories, and maritime areas, but there has been silence from their legislators and parliamentarians. The question is, why?