Has the Education Ministry received any UEC report?

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The Education Ministry Has Not Received Any Unified Education Certificate Report

The Education Ministry has not received any preliminary, draft, or final report from the Unified Education Certificate Task Force (PPDUEC). The task force's tenure expired on February 29, 2020, and was not extended, effectively dissolving the committee.
Task Force Tenure Expired Without Submission

The Unified Education Certificate Task Force (PPDUEC) ceased to exist after its designated term concluded on February 29, 2020. This expiration occurred because its tenure was not formally extended, as stipulated within its terms of reference.
No Reports Submitted to the Ministry

Senior Minister Mohd Radzi Jidin confirmed in a written parliamentary reply that no reports, in any form including preliminary, draft, or final versions, were ever submitted by the PPDUEC to the Education Ministry. The task force was established to study the issue of the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC).
PPDUEC Composition and Mandate

The task force comprised individuals such as Eddin Khoo, Dong Zhong deputy president Datuk Tan Yew Sing, and Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia president Mohamad Raimi Abdul Rahim. Its mandate included submitting a final report earlier in the year, a timeline that was impacted by the resignation of former Education Minister Maszlee Malik.

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