Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari has indicated that the controversial amendments to allow unilateral conversions may still be tabled in the state assembly if there is a need to do so.<br /><br />Speaking to reporters, Amirudin said that at present, only Selangor, Penang and Sabah still differ on the interpretation of laws on the conversion of minors.<br /><br />"So that was among the reasons to standardise it. But that is only one side of the argument," he said after attending a closed-door dinner with Selangor PKR members and Economic Affairs Minister Mohamed Azmin Ali in Shah Alam last night.<br /><br />Amirudin noted, however, that there are other arguments against the proposed amendments, including in ongoing legal challenges.
