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The BN supreme council is expected to a "special" meeting on Jan 3 to discuss election preparations, according to Berita Harian.
Quoting sources, the daily said the meeting is expected to discuss the "winnability" and public acceptance of candidates by each component party.
Quoting sources, the daily said the meeting is expected to discuss the "winnability" and public acceptance of candidates by each component party.
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