Ex-Snap members told not to join new party
Former Sarawak National Party (Snap) members who are still partyless have been asked to remain 'confident' and 'optimistic' that the party will soon be re-instated.
"Let us all abide by the resolutions we made when we met on Nov 16, 2002 that together as people having faith and principle, we shall fight the de-registration of the party," Edwin Dundang, who chaired that meeting, said in a signed press statement on Tuesday.
Dundang, who is a former Snap leader and chairperson of Miri Port Authority, issued the press statement to "answer and clarify points and issues raised by many ex-Snap members ... who anxiously await the outcome of the appeal against the ROS [Registrar of Societies] decision to re-register Snap."
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