Kota Kinabalu: The Gabungan Rakyat Sabah-led State Government does not see the need for a Sabah Identity Card as a priority at the moment due to other pressing issues such as provision of uninterrupted water and electricity supplies.
“We have not given it any consideration at all. No need to get into that now,” Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said, when asked about calls, including from some GRS components, for Sabahans to have a separate identity documents for specific purposes such as university entry, eligibility for housing for the poor and land applications, among others.
“We have no problem granting PR status to Peninsular Malaysians who have stayed or served in Sabah for a long time, such as professionals, specialists and teachers, as long as the law allows it,” he said. “Perhaps some have settled down here with families and have no desire to return to the peninsula. We will consider all these factors,” he said.
“I reminded them about this many times, that they must be responsible to repair and maintain those roads in Sabah that are under their jurisdiction. “Sabah is big and there may be roads that are not in the list for repairs or maintenance but receive many complaints from the public,” he said. “If roads in poor condition are not listed, they can be proposed to be included in the list although this will increase the budget.
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