However, he ignored a question on why ROS did not act swiftly against Umno as well when the nation's leading partywas declared an illegal organisation by the courts in 1997.
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"How do you know there's no action against SUPP? (Taking action) One by one," he told reporters in a one-liner response to the question, without touching on Umno.
SUPP had replied to a show cause ROS letter and is currently awaiting its decision regarding the status of two of its branches, both in Miri.
ROS had instructed DAP to re-elect its central executive committee (CEC), an order that DAP agreed to despite protesting its legality.
DAP had said that it was obeying the directive in order to save theparty from possible de-registration.
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