KUCHING: Issues related to funding, manpower and equipment must be resolved before Sarawak can take administrative autonomy over health matters, says Datuk Seri Dr Sim Kui Hian.
The Sarawak Deputy Premier said these issues were complex and must be discussed in detail by all stakeholders.Sarawak welcomes return of autonomy over education, health, says state minister
"All this needs to be discussed," he told reporters at a Chinese New Year open house at Dewan Masyarakat in Padungan here on Monday . "Funding, manpower and equipment must come together. These issues need to be discussed in detail and resolved, otherwise we will be unprepared autonomy," he said.
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