The Malaysian Examination Board director Dr Na’imah Ishak accepts the decision taken by the Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in suspending her from her duties following the leaked 2014 Primary School Achievement Test (UPSR) question papers, reported MStar.
Dr Na'imah said, as a civil servant she complies and accepts the decision made, however declined to elaborate more on the suspension.
"As a public servant, I follow orders. That is all what I can say," Na'imah told MStar.
She said this when asked to comment on the decision made to suspend her duties as the Malaysian Examination Board director effective immediately until the investigation into the leak UPSR 2014 papers is completed.
Also suspended was the deputy director of operations of the body, Dr Wan Ilias Wan Salleh.
Dr Na'imah said, as a civil servant she complies and accepts the decision made, however declined to elaborate more on the suspension.
"As a public servant, I follow orders. That is all what I can say," Na'imah told MStar.
She said this when asked to comment on the decision made to suspend her duties as the Malaysian Examination Board director effective immediately until the investigation into the leak UPSR 2014 papers is completed.
Also suspended was the deputy director of operations of the body, Dr Wan Ilias Wan Salleh.
