In the 2014 election, 8,632 from 171,094 youth registered voters aged between 15 and 40 across the Malaysian states have done voting in the two-weeks polling day.
The session ends with a General Assembly, resolutions and amendments are debated and voted upon by all of the delegates.
Wherever possible, the Youth Parliament of Malaysia follows the rules of procedures and conduct of business as close to the Dewan Rakyat as practical.
Standing Order of Youth Parliament of Malaysia are provided to new members at the time of Orientation after their selection.
Any Malaysian citizen aged between 16 and 30 is eligible to register as the voters in the official website of the Youth Parliament.
After the campaign week ended, the registered voters have a right to vote online as many as quota available for their respective states through the official website.
[10][11] In the Youth Parliament sessions, every members shall be referred according to their representing states together with their unique number.