He said RoS had only approved the setting up of the divisions last July, adding that no organisation could hold an annual general meeting in less than one year of its establishment.
Muhyiddin said PPBM was still in the process of setting up branches and getting RoS approval for them.
“It is not that we cannot meet what RoS wants. So I think this is a logic of the regulations, other matters are not a problem. Let’s resolve these first and after that wait for the outcome from RoS,” he told a press conference today.
RoS had sent a notice to PPBM on Feb 28 to furnish the said reports as well as its financial report within 30 days from that date, or face the risk of de-registration.
Muhyiddin said the audit report needed a little bit more time to be completed before its was submitted to RoS.
Asked on PPBM’s plans if the party was de-registered, Muhyiddin said he did not want to go into it as the party wanted to focus on meeting RoS’ requirements.
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