Even if MA63 was a valid agreement at the time it was signed, the fundamental breaches of the agreement had caused the Agreement to collapse. Further, when Singapore was no more part of Malaysia, the foundation of the agreement collapsed. The pillars that supported the agreement had collapsed when Singapore being one of the pillars of the agreement is no more part of Malaysia effective 1965.
Therefore, there is nothing to negotiate about the seats in parliament. Sabah and Sarawak should find ways on how to declare leaving Malaysia. The first thing to do is that parties should recognise that MA63 is a void and an invalid agreement and therefore, unenforceable. Parties should part ways. After that , parties may wish to work and decide on how or whether a new Malaysia need to be formed with new terms agreeable to all parties.
But we need to understand Sabah and Sarawak should insist all its oil and gas resources and sea territories be returned to Sabah and Sarawak. It was estimated Sarawak lost about RM110 billion while Sabah lost RM90 billion annually of their crude oil wealth to the federal government with these resources vested in the hands of PETRONAS.
Some years ago, of I could recall correctly, Datuk Sharifah Hasidah disclosed that the federal government owed Sarawak RM630 billion of the five percent oil royalty. Had this been paid to Sarawak? So far I didn't hear anything about it
Voon Lee Shan
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