Munirah Majilis
Candidate · N10 Usukan (2025)
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Due-diligence summary
AI-prepared from 7 records · 22 Oct 2026Current
Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record here is limited to official election results and three single-source news reports; there is no litigation, corporate, asset, regulatory or media-scrutiny coverage on which to base a risk assessment.
Electoral resilience
High
Won Kota Belud in 2018 by 4,262 votes and 2022 by 4,582 votes, and added N10 Usukan in 2025 with a narrow 442-vote margin after losing the seat in 2013.
Political continuity
Elevated
Contested under PKR/PR in 2013 and WARISAN from 2018 onward, and is now in a contest for a national party vice-presidency.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegation, charge, case or acquittal appears anywhere in the records; no court-registry, MACC or other integrity checks are covered.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry, GLC, foundation, asset-declaration or credit records are included in the material.
Key record
- 2013Contested P169 Kota Belud for PKR/PR with 16,673 votes and lost.E4
- 2018Won P169 Kota Belud for WARISAN with 23,429 votes, a 4,262-vote margin.E3
- 2022Retained P169 Kota Belud for WARISAN with 25,148 votes, a 4,582-vote margin.E2
- 2025Won the Sabah state seat of N10 Usukan for WARISAN with 6,292 votes, a 442-vote margin.E1
- 2026Reported to have pressed the federal government to itemise, by ministry, the RM18.7 billion Sabah allocation in Budget 2027.N3
- 2026Reported to have called for equal allocations to all MPs regardless of party during the Budget 2027 debate.N2
- 2026Reported to be one of eight candidates for three Warisan vice-president posts.N1
Risk profile
How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.
- PEP exposureHigh
Sitting MP, state assembly representative and candidate for a national party vice-presidency, which is high exposure by office.
- Political influence & networksMedium
Documented roles in federal budget debates and a national party leadership contest, but no other relationships are recorded.
- Public procurement interfaceOpen
No record of contracts, tenders or procurement decisions involving this person.
- Corporate / GLC exposureOpen
No company, GLC or foundation appointments appear in the records.
- Litigation historyOpen
No civil or criminal court matters are recorded; court-registry checks not covered.
- Regulatory / criminal findingsOpen
No regulatory, MACC or enforcement findings appear in the records.
- Financial transparencyOpen
No asset declaration, income or financial-interest information is included.
- Media & reputationLow
Coverage in the records is confined to policy advocacy on Sabah allocations and an internal party contest, with nothing adverse.
Key roles & positions
- Member of Parliament for Kota Belud (P169); reported in that role in October 2026.N1N2N3
- Sabah state assembly representative for N10 Usukan from the 2025 state election.E1
- WARISAN parliamentary candidate for Kota Belud in 2018 and 2022.E2E3
- PKR/PR candidate for Kota Belud in 2013.E4
- Contesting one of three WARISAN vice-president posts (party election), per a single-source report.N1
Networks & connections
- Documented connection only to party structures: reported as one of eight candidates for three WARISAN vice-president posts; no other relationships are recorded.N1
Key findings
- The official results show a consistent WARISAN electoral base in Kota Belud, won in 2018 and 2022 with margins above 4,000 votes.E2E3
- The 2025 Sabah state win in N10 Usukan was narrow, at 442 votes, and followed a 2013 loss in the federal seat.E1E4
- Reported parliamentary activity centres on fiscal equity for Sabah and for opposition-held constituencies, per single-source reports.N2N3
- The person is reported to be seeking a national party post, indicating a standing within WARISAN beyond the constituency level.N1
Red flags / areas of concern
- No financial, corporate, asset or procurement information is available, so conflicts of interest cannot be assessed.E1E2E3E4N1N2N3
- Reporting relied on here is single-source only, so the described statements and the party contest remain unverified by a second outlet or official record.N1N2N3
- Holding a federal seat and a state seat simultaneously is shown in the records but the compatibility or any resignation is not documented.E1N1
Mitigating factors
Recommended next steps
- 1Run an SSM company and business-registry search for directorships, shareholdings and interests declared under the elected-representative rules.
- 2Search the court registry (e-filing and cause lists) for civil and criminal matters naming the individual.
- 3Check MACC and Attorney-General's Chambers releases for any investigation, charge or case disposal.
- 4Obtain Hansard records of the Budget 2027 debate to verify the reported statements and any declared interests.
- 5Check the Election Commission and Sabah state assembly records for the N10 Usukan result and any dual-mandate question.
- 6Obtain the official WARISAN party election results for the vice-president contest to confirm the outcome.
Assessment
The public record supplied here is thin: four official election results spanning 2013 to 2025, plus three October 2026 single-source news reports on parliamentary budget debate and a party vice-presidency contest. The electoral record shows a durable WARISAN mandate in Kota Belud and a narrow 2025 state-seat win, with a prior 2013 loss under PKR/PR. No integrity, litigation, corporate or financial-transparency material is available, so those areas are marked open rather than clean. Enhanced due diligence would be warranted only once registry, court and asset-declaration checks are actually run.
Public-record review · allegations ≠ findings · a charge is not a conviction · every point links to its source record (E official results, R reviewed records, N collected reports). Prepared by AI from the records on this page; not an analyst finding, and it can be wrong.
Biography
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Legal history & jail time
0
Arrests, charges, convictions, sentences, acquittals and pardons as reported by credible sources. Each item is marked with its stage — a charge is not a conviction — and outcomes are listed where reported.
No legal history found in the sources collected so far.
Scandals & controversies
0
Allegations and investigations as reported by credible outlets. An allegation is not a finding; read each with its stage and source.
No scandals or controversies found in the sources collected so far.
In the news
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Governance
- ReportedUtusan Malaysia· 29 Oct 2026Single source
Utusan Malaysia reported that Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis (WARISAN-Kota Belud) asked for a breakdown of the 5.5 per cent net management fee paid to the project delivery partner, as well as the amount and breakdown of reimbursable and other costs.
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“Beliau menjawab soalan Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis (WARISAN-Kota Belud) yang meminta pecahan bersih fi pengurusan sebanyak 5.5 peratus dibayar kepada rakan pelaksana projek (PDP), selain jumlah serta pecahan kos yang boleh dibayar balik dan bayaran lain.”
- ReportedDayak Daily· 29 Oct 2026Single source
Dayak Daily reported that Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis (Warisan-Kota Belud) received a written parliamentary reply from the Works Minister on Wednesday (Oct 29) concerning the RM155 million settlement with Borneo Highway PDP Sdn Bhd.
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“In a written parliamentary reply to Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis (Warisan-Kota Belud) on Wednesday (Oct 29)”
Political career
- RecordFree Malaysia Today· 22 Oct 2026Single source
Free Malaysia Today reported that Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis, MP for Kota Belud, is one of eight candidates contesting the three vice-president posts in the Warisan party election.
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“Calon lain ialah Ahli Parlimen Kota Belud Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis, Ketua Penerangan Warisan Azis Jamman, Adun Darau Azhar Matussin, Adun Kapayan Chin Tek Ming serta Timbalan Ketua Warisan Kota Belud Charles Ebbie.”
Positions & policy
- ReportedSinar Harian· 14 Oct 2026Single source
Sinar Harian reported that Munirah Majilis called on the government to provide equal allocations to all Members of Parliament regardless of party, during the Budget 2027 debate in the Dewan Rakyat on Wednesday.
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“Saya mahu cakap buat kali kelima dalamDewan ini. Bagilah peruntukan sama rata kepada semua ahli- ahli Parlimen bah. Saya bangkit hari ini sebagai ahli Parlimen kerajaan.”
- ReportedFree Malaysia Today· 14 Oct 2026Single source
Free Malaysia Today reported that Kota Belud MP Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis called on the federal government to detail by ministry the breakdown of the RM18.7 billion Sabah allocation in Budget 2027, arguing that the figure includes operating expenses such as salaries of federal staff in Sabah and is not solely for development.
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“Kerajaan Persekutuan digesa memperincikan pecahan peruntukan RM18.7 bilion untuk Sabah dalam Belanjawan 2027 mengikut kementerian supaya rakyat dapat mengetahui jumlah sebenar yang disalurkan bagi pembangunan negeri itu.”