He said his coalition will provide an "effective" check-and-balance role to the Premier's administration "in the spirit of nurturing democracy".
"PN would like to thank Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, the Prime Minister, for his invitation... but PN will play the role of a credible opposition to bring the voice of the people to Parliament, as well as to ensure a corruption-free governance with integrity in line with the caring, clean and stable principles," Tan Sri Muhyiddin said on Friday.
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