PETALING JAYA: The Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) has stood by its dress code for visitors following a brouhaha over the case of a woman who was turned away for wearing a dress with a hemline that was slightly above her knees.
“The dress code has long been implemented for counter services. It is a good practice (amalan baik) which involves everyone in the community, and as practised at other public service agencies,” it said in a statement.
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