Return of Sabah’s 40% net revenue among issues discussed at state assembly sitting


KOTA KINABALU: Issues on the return of Sabah’s 40% net revenue, proposed digitalisation of undocumented people, carbon trading and infrastructure developments were among the main highlights of Tuesday’s (Nov 29) debate speeches at the state assembly sitting.

Among those who touched on the 40% net revenue and issues pertaining to the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) were Moyog’s Datuk Darell Leiking, Tungku’s Assafal Alian, Datuk Ewon Benedick of Kadaimaian, Kunak’s Norazlinah Arif and Tanjong Kapor’s Chong Chen Bin.

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