‘Legal complications' caused indefinite postponement of Azam’s meeting with PSC, says Abdul Latiff


PETALING JAYA: The indefinite postponement of a special Parliament Select Committee (PSC) on Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) meeting about Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki was due to several legal complications, says Abdul Latiff Abdul Rahman (pic).

The Kuala Krai MP, who leads the eighth-member PSC for Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department, said the meeting scheduled for Jan 19 (Wednesday), was delayed due to several issues that needed legal opinions from the Parliament’s Legal Advisor’s Office, which in turn needed time to scrutinise the matter.

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