Malaysia

No-contest motion: Umno positive RoS will approve it, says Zahid

Party has abided by meeting regulations, constitution, says president

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 15 Feb 2023 2:20PM

No-contest motion: Umno positive RoS will approve it, says Zahid
Meanwhile, Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (right) says Umno has started receiving nomination papers from those who are keen on contesting in the party polls. – Bernama pic, February 15, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Umno is confident that the Registrar of Societies (RoS) will approve the additional motion passed at the 2022 Umno general assembly for the party’s presidency and deputy presidency to be uncontested at this year’s party polls.

President Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said he was confident that the party had fully complied with all the stipulated meeting regulations in line with the party’s constitution, and had also given the necessary explanation to the RoS.

“I am confident that all Umno’s meeting regulations and constitution have been fully adhered to. Clauses 9.3 and 9.4 of the party constitution have also been explained to the RoS,” he told reporters at the Parliament Media Centre here today.

Zahid, who is also deputy prime minister, said this when asked about the latest development on the issue, especially on the 60-day period given by the RoS to Umno to explain the no-contest motion passed at the party’s general assembly following complaints by two Umno members, namely Muhammad Aizat Fikri Mohd Nasir and Muhammad Fiqri Firdaus Muhammad Rom from Terengganu and Negri Sembilan, respectively.

Meanwhile, Zahid said Umno has started receiving nomination papers from those who are keen on contesting in the party polls.

“Doors are open for anyone to contest the contested posts. I just hope all candidates will adhere to the campaign guidelines issued by the Umno Election Committee chairman Tan Sri Shahrir Samad,” he added. – Bernama, February 15, 2023

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