A study of the need for an independent judicial nomination commission in Malaysia / Anati Kisahi, Farah Juliana Mohamad Anuar and Sharifah Razali by Kisahi, Anati, Mohamad Anuar, Farah Juliana, Razali, Sharifah

“…Chapter Three examines the models of independent judicial appointment commission of other countries such as the Judicial Appointments Commission of England and Wales, Northern Ireland Judicial Appointments Commission, Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland and South African Judicial Service Commission while the feasibility of adopting such models are concluded in Chapter Four of the paper. …”
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The prevalence of otitis media with effusion among kindergarten children in Kota Bharu by Hamzah, Mohamad, Noh, Lokman Md, Hassan, Hashim

“…Myringotomy was the most commonly performed operation among children in England and Wales in the seventies and was the main reason for admission to hospitals (4).Clinical experience denotes that this condition is not common in the tropics,including Malaysia.However,reports on incidence or prevalence of OME in this region has been very scarce. …”
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Measuring the scale and changing nature of child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation. Scoping report by Kelly, Liz, Karsna, Kairika

“…As far as possible, estimates should be provided at national and local level in England and Wales. • Keep abreast of future changes in data collection, providing informed comment as needed on the interpretation of new data…”
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Malaysian indirect tax administration system: an analysis of efficiency and taxpayers' perceptions by Mansor, Muzainah, Tayib, Mahamad, Yusof, Rohana @ Norliza

“…Further investigation was carried out to see whether the Malaysian indirect tax system has all the characteristics of a good tax system as perceived by the taxpayers based on the tenets proposed by the Institute Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (ICAEW). The result of the study revealed that the Malaysian Customs Department has been collecting less indirect taxes revenue each year as compared to the costs incurred in the process of acquiring the revenue. …”
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A briefing for service providers and commissioners : measuring outcomes for survivors of violence and abuse (REVA project, briefing 5) by Scott, Sara, Williams, Jennie, McNaughton, Nichola C., McManus, Sally, Brown, Ashley, Harvey, Shannon, Kelly, Liz, Lovett, Jo

“…In doing this, we built upon work underway in the specialist women’s voluntary sector by Women’s Aid, Imkaan, Rape Crisis England and Wales, and consulted with a range of individuals and organisations through the REVA Reference Network. …”
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Special measures’ applications for victims and vulnerable and intimidated witnesses in Malaysia: New frontiers to right to a fair trial? by Abdul Ghafar, Abidah

“…Special treatment for victims and vulnerable and intimidated witnesses (VIWs) in a criminal process has developed over time in Western countries.The development of rights of victims’ and VIWs and awareness on their needs and interests in pre-trial process and court proceedings has initiated the use of special measures’ application. In England and Wales, some measures to lessen stress and trauma of such witnesses undergoing a criminal process were introduced into the legislations. …”
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The application of the plea-bargaining legal frameworks in Malaysia and England & Wales / Ahmad Ridhwan Abd Rani by Abd Rani, Ahmad Ridhwan

“…The legal analyses of England and Wales as well as Malaysia are presented in Chapter Three and Chapter Four respectively. …”
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Intersex, discrimination and the healthcare environment : a critical investigation of current English law by Brown, Karen Jane

“…Of the two thousand babies born each day in England and Wales, at least twenty will have an intersex condition (also known as Disorder of Sex Development). …”
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Domestic homicide review (DHR) : case analysis by Sharp-Jeffs, Nicola, Kelly, Liz

“…Crime statistics for England and Wales (Flatley, 2016) show that 332 women and 78 men were killed by their partners/ex-partners between March 2012 and March 2015 – the time period within which the domestic violence homicides analysed in this report took place. …”
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