Deputy minister Mohamed Hanipa Maidin says the report contains confidential information.
Council of Eminent Persons chairman Daim Zainuddin with other members of the CEP at a press conference last August.
Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohamed Hanipa Maidin said the report is with the prime minister, and there are no intentions to make it public. “Previously, we were angry not because of OSA but because it was abused to protect corruption and wrongdoing.”“But now we want to protect information that is considered confidential,” he said, adding that this is the difference between the PH and Barisan Nasional governments.
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