Sarawak BN has yet to decide on which component party will contest in the upcoming Pujut by-election, to be held on July 4.

"Whether it is Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) or United People’s Party (UPP), we will leave it (the choice of candidate) to the chief minister to decide.

"To me personally, it is not about UPP or SUPP; it is the ability of the candidate to win. I think it is very crucial for us to win the by-election," Sarawak BN secretary-general Stephen Rundi said.