Dealers said enforcement of rules to prevent abuse of subsidy for RON95 should not be left to the operators of petrol kiosks. PETALING JAYA : The Petroleum Dealers Association of Malaysia (PDAM) has welcomed the government’s move to introduce new regulations to prohibit the purchase of subsidised RON95 petrol for foreign-registered vehicles, saying it finally places accountability on the real offenders. PDAM said the move marks an important shift in the focus by holding the drivers who deliberately abuse the subsidy responsible rather than the petrol station operators. “Enforcement responsibility must therefore rest primarily with authorities and systems, and not be shifted back onto dealers by default,” it added. The government announced yesterday that new regulations under the Control of Supplies Act 1961 will be introduced to prohibit the purchase of subsidised RON95 petrol for foreign-registered vehicles from April 1.