Kota Kinabalu: .He said the rights stipulated under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 had already been set and agreed upon when the Federation of Malaysia was formed. “So, there is no need to pick and choose what can be applied and what cannot be implemented,” he said in a statement, Tuesday.Azhar said the statement by Maximus that 15 issues under MA63 were still being monitored and unresolved should not happen.
He asked what was the problem and difficulty to fulfil what had been stated in the MA63, as the terms had been clearly stated and signed prior to the formation of Malaysia on Sept 16, 1963.The Darau Assemblyman said there should not be any problem or need to discuss these matters anymore because the agreement was an international agreement that involved the United Kingdom of Britain, Northern Ireland, North Borneo, Malaya, Sarawak and Singapore. “The MA63 cannot be altered.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)