Explain what regulations govern house arrest, says Muhyiddin
The Bersatu president says it is important for the public to understand what it entails and the processes and regulations involved.
Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin expressed a desire to understand the regulations governing house arrest, specifically inquiring if they are similar to those in prison. The home ministry, in collaboration with the government, must clarify these regulations to the public, Muhyiddin emphasized, as it is crucial for people to comprehend the processes and rules associated with house arrest.
Muhyiddin, who previously served as the home minister and prime minister, questioned whether a special law is needed to govern house arrest or if existing regulations will suffice. He posed the question: "Is he free to do what he likes, or is he limited?" during a recent statement. This inquiry arose after Najib Razak, a former Umno president, received a house arrest order from the Kuala Lumpur High Court today, following Umno's payment of a RM50 million fine as part of a royal pardon granted in September.
However, the Attorney-General's Chambers has urged for Najib's continued incarceration until a review of the legal aspects of the case is conducted.
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