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The text discusses the uncertainty created by the Educational Act of 1961 and an Emergency Act from 1969 that requires express permission for higher education delivery. It explains enforcement difficulties, a “grey area” affecting external course providers, and the drive to regulate private higher education aligned with national political and social ideologies. A population table supports demographic context for future demand.","sector is very much a desired factor.  \nothers see this as contrary to the nation's  \nWhen the Government does not recognise  \nsocial engineering policies.n this climate  \nthe qualification,many naive citizens tend  \nof confusion,the vaguely framed Educa-  \nto conclude(mistakenly)that a shoddy or  \ntion Act of 1961 is not much help for  \nworthless commodity is being dumped by  \nhigher education because it is silent on the  \nthe providers onto their laps.This kind ofbelief gets reinforced further when the  \nmatter.It does not cover tertiary educa-  \ntion either on or off-campus.However,  \nquality of instruction or material is poor.  \nan emergency regulation promulgated in  \n1969 specifically states that all those pro-  \nviding any form of higher education can  \nCertain sectors of the  \nonly do so with the express permission of  \nthe Minister for Education.This Act  \ngovernment would like to see  \ncovers the delivery of external courses as  \nhigher education privatised  \nwell.While the nation is no longer under  \nany security threat,the 1969emergency is  \n—ethers see tlhis as contrary  \nstill in force and,therefore,the Act exists.  \nto the nation's social  \nMany new and old providers of external  \n engineering policies.”   \nstudies operate in this grey area.Civil ser-  \nvants responsible for enforcing the educa-  \ntional act think that such operations are  \n# 4.Government\n\nillegal,and such external providers are  \nEducation is a major political issue in  \nliable for prosecution.However,they (the  \nMalaysia.The law in terms of the  \ncivil servants)have a natural hesitancy in  \nestablishment.of universities locally isvery clear(University &University Col-  \nenforcing an Emergency Act eighteen  \nyears after its promulgation.This dil-  \nlege Act,1972).There has to be a Royal  \nemma/difficulty is not expected to exist  \nCharter.However,in recent years,the  \nfor long.The Educational Act of 1961 is  \nphilosophy of privatisation has been ex-  \nbeing amended and measures will be  \npounded very hard as a national ideology.  \nintroduced to regulate private higher  \nCertain sectors of the government would  \neducation whether it is delivered locally in  \nlike to see higher education privatised—  \nclassrooms or from abroad.  \n\n| Table 5:Population size    |  |  | and aae structure 1980-1990 in Malavsiz   |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1980  \u003Cbr>%  \u003Cbr>000  \u003Cbr>Age group   |  |  | Average annual  \u003Cbr>1985  \u003Cbr>1990  \u003Cbr>growth rate(%)   |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  | ’000   | %   | 000   | %    | 1981-  \u003Cbr> 1985   | 1986-   |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 1990   |\n| Peninsular   |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Malaysia   | 11,473.0   | 100.0   | 12,968.8   | 100.0   | 14,605.2   | 100.0   | 2.5   | 2.4   |\n| 0-14   | 4,484.0   | 39.1   | 4,835.1   | 37.3   | 5,263.2   | 36.0   | 1.5   | 1.7   |\n| 15-24   | 2,436.9   | 21.1   | 2,726.3   | 21.0   | 2,891.0   | 19.8   | 2.2   | 1.2   |\n| 25-39   | 2,301.2   | 20.1   | 2,789.2   | 21.5   | 3,333,7   | 22.8   | 3.8   | 3.6   |\n| 40-54   | 1,310.0   | 11.4   | 1,535.3   | 11.8   | 1,833.3   | 12.6   | 3.2   | 3.5   |\n| 55-64   | 515.7   | 4.5   | 605.6   | 4.7   | 721.3   | 4.9   | 3.2   | 3.5   |\n| 65+   | 425.2   | 3.7   | 477.3   | 3.7   | 562.7   | 3.9   | 2.3   | 3.5   |\n| Sabah   | 1,055.1   | 100.0   | 1,279.5   | 100.0   | 1,517.4   | 100.0   | 3.9   | 3.4   |\n| 0-14   | 471.0   | 44.6   | 575.1   | 44.9   | 667.2   | 44.0   | 4.0   | 3.0   |\n| 15-24   | 228,5   | 21.7   | 244.8   | 19.1   | 287.6   | 19.0   | 1.4   | 3.2   |\n| 25-39   | 201.0   | 19.1   | 268.5   | 21.0   | 324.0   | 21.4   | 5.8   | 3.8   |\n| 40-54   | 101.7   | 9.6   | 123.5   | 9.7   | 152.0   | 10.0   | 3.9   | 4.2   |\n| 55-64   | 34.1   | 3.2   | 41.9   | 3.3   | 52.7   | 3.5   | 4.1   | 4.6   |\n| 65+   | 18.8   | 1.8   | 25.7   | 2.0   | 33.7   | 2.1   | 6.3   | 5.4   |\n| Sarawak   | 1,351.1   | 100.0   | 1,542.8   | 100.0   | 1,754.6   | 100.0   | 2.7   | 2.6   |\n| 0-14   | 587.5   ","cbCait7s3l9Kgjtc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait7s3l9Kgjtc","pdf",223686,3,1,2,"English","en",105,"# 4. 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