Does Bersatu Supreme Council still have a quorum, Kiandee asks Muhyiddin
Bersatu vice-president Ronald Kiandee has questioned the validity of the party's Supreme Council meetings due to a potential lack of quorum. He claims that the resignation and suspension of numerous members have left the council unable to function under its own constitutional requirements.
Why it matters
The internal instability of a major political party could lead to administrative paralysis and impact the strategic planning of the Perikatan Nasional coalition ahead of state elections.
Ronald Kiandee said Bersatu’s constitution requires more than half of the 49 Supreme Council members to be present for a 'valid' meeting.
The article reports on a political dispute by summarizing the claims of a specific party member without taking a stance on the validity of the constitutional argument.
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