SAPP will come up with a memorandum to ask for the status of Sabah as had been agreed during the formation of Malaysia in 1963 to be reinstated if it wins the 13th General Election and forms the State Government, said its Vice President cum Interior Chairman Datuk Frankie Chong.
He said apart from that it will also do a review on the petroleum royalty quota for Sabah to increase it to 20 per cent from the present five per cent.
"Thirdly we will also distribute lands for the indigenous people of Sabah, even for those land which has been part of the forest reserve or Forest Management Unit (FMU) areas," he said during a leader-and-people session at Kg Singga Mata Ansip in Sook, near here, Sunday.
SAPP Vice President Jimmy Jawatah, Supreme Council Member Peter Marajin and Alexius Kiob, and Liawan Vice Chairman Joseph Lakai, among others, were also present.
Chong and his group were welcomed by a convoy of 80 motorcycles on their arrival at Kg Ansip Tengah and they followed them from the village to Kg Singga Mata.
Marajin who is also the party's legal adviser, meanwhile said SAPP guarantees that if it forms the State Government it will give land with individual land title, not communal land title as the present State Government is giving to the people, to the villagers concerned so they can develop it for improving their socio-economic condition.
Meanwhile, Chong said their President Datuk Yong Teck Lee has recently met with the opposition's de-facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to find a way on how they can work together to defeat the present Barisan Nasional (BN) Government.
Sources: Daily Express
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