Ng's Singapore-based consortium, American tycoon Bill Miller and former Ibrox director Paul Murray's Blue Knights are in the running to take over the Glasgow giants.

Administrators Duff and Phelps have said they were forced to delay announcing a preferred bidder as a result of the SPL resolutions, which will be considered on 30 April and have caused consternation in Govan.

If passed, the proposals will mean tougher sanctions for clubs who go into administration or face the prospect of liquidation.

Ng, who heads up a Singapore-based consortium claims his move to buy the club was motivated mainly out of love for the 140-year-old club he has supported for many years.

And he told BBC Scotland: "My bottom line is to ensure Rangers' continued survival. We stand by what we promised.

"A change of rules does affect the finances of the club, but it does not affect our passion.

"It is better to know the changes early than to get surprises after we have done our budget."