Used car dealers appeal for end to red tape


Khor (left) suggested that the eAuto system be directly linked to the police at FMCCAM’s 45th annual general meeting. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

THE government has been urged to streamline the process for second-hand car dealers to obtain a licence to operate.

Federation of Motor and Credit Companies Associations of Malaysia (FMCCAM) president Datuk Tony Khor urged the Home Ministry to simplify procedures under the Second-Hand Dealers Act 1946 (Revised 1977).

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