KOTA KINABALU, Jan 20 — The Sabah government is maintaining its stand in rejecting the Territorial Sea Act 2012, which limits the state’s maritime boundary to only three...
KOTA KINABALU, Jan 20 — The Sabah government is maintaining its stand in rejecting the Territorial Sea Act 2012, which limits the state’s maritime boundary to only three nautical miles, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor.
This includes Sabah state sales tax, especially involving petroleum products, and the state authorities’ power on immigration issues. During the state assembly sitting on Sept 23, 2021, Hajiji said the Sabah government’s stand is that the state’s boundary rights should be as enshrined in the Order in Council, which covers the continental shelf.
Meanwhile, Hajiji said the state government welcomes the announcement by Anwar that all outstanding issues in MA63 have passed the discussion process and are now in the implementation stage.
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