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    The document discusses Brunei's consideration of joining Malaysia in the 1960s and the opposition to this plan from the Brunei People's Party (PRB). It notes that: 1) In 1962, the Malaysia Commission visited Brunei's districts to gather local opinions on the Malaysia Plan while 5 observers were sent to a committee meeting in Kuching. 2) The PRB opposed Brunei joining Malaysia and wanted Brunei, Sarawak, and Sabah to form their own separate government called Negara Kesatuan Kalimantan Utara. 3) In the 1962 district council elections, the PRB aimed to prevent Brunei from joining Malaysia but was ultimately unsuccessful.

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    MALAYSIA PLANS

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    The document discusses Brunei's consideration of joining Malaysia in the 1960s and the opposition to this plan from the Brunei People's Party (PRB). It notes that: 1) In 1962, the Malaysia Commission visited Brunei's districts to gather local opinions on the Malaysia Plan while 5 observers were sent to a committee meeting in Kuching. 2) The PRB opposed Brunei joining Malaysia and wanted Brunei, Sarawak, and Sabah to form their own separate government called Negara Kesatuan Kalimantan Utara. 3) In the 1962 district council elections, the PRB aimed to prevent Brunei from joining Malaysia but was ultimately unsuccessful.

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    The Federation of Malaysia Plans

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    The document discusses Brunei's consideration of joining Malaysia in the 1960s and the opposition to this plan from the Brunei People's Party (PRB). It notes that: 1) In 1962, the Malaysia Commission visited Brunei's districts to gather local opinions on the Malaysia Plan while 5 observers were sent to a committee meeting in Kuching. 2) The PRB opposed Brunei joining Malaysia and wanted Brunei, Sarawak, and Sabah to form their own separate government called Negara Kesatuan Kalimantan Utara. 3) In the 1962 district council elections, the PRB aimed to prevent Brunei from joining Malaysia but was ultimately unsuccessful.

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    The Federation of Malaysia

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    • August 1962, elections for Brunei's district council were held.
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    The difference between the 1959
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    1959 1971
    The British retained complete It was signed between sultan Hassanal
    control over brunei external Bolkiah for brunei and Anthony 1979
    affairs and defence royale on behalf of Britain
    To eefectuate or force Brunei’s
    Britain terminated its responsibility
    On behalf of Brunei it was signed independence
    over brunei’s internal affairs of the
    by SOASIII and on behalf of state and defence (the only give They decided that Brunei’s
    Britain Sir Robert Scott advise/consult) independence on 1st January 1984
    • Brunei under British
    protection • Britain consult Brunei
    • Brunei towards self- • Brunei became self-governing and
    government but not yet preparing indipenden
    independence

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