Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief Abu Kassim Mohamed said he wants to meet with the other chiefs in the special taskforce probing 1MDB.

"I don't mind if there is a meeting, and I do want to meet with the taskforce chiefs," he said when asked about Attorney-General Mohamed Apandi Ali's remark that the taskforce has never been dissolved or disbanded.

Abu Kassim however did not say when he plans to meet with inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar and Bank Negara governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz ( photo ).

Speaking to reporters at the Anti-Corruption Academy today, he also disclosed that he will resume work tomorrow.

"I will go to work and deal with important matters," Abu Kassim said, without disclosing what those matters were.

He said he will be back on leave for a week next week.

Abu Kassim, who has been out of action since undergoing surgery to remove a growth on his spine on Aug 7, said he would not be working full-time for a while.

"It's like football. I can't play full-time, only half-time," he quipped.

Abu Kassim said it'll be a month before he can work full-time.

However, he appeared to be much healthier today compared to his last public appearance on Oct 1, when he needed the support of a cane, and could not stand long enough to read his speech.