THE FEDERAL Government wants feedback and views from the State Government and relevant parties concerned before finalising the Terms of Reference (TOR) of the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on the illegal immigrant issue in Sabah.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz said the Terms of Reference would be made public once finalised.
He said this in a written response to queries from the Kuching, Ranau, Tawau, Kota Kinabalu, Putatan and Tuaran Members of Parliament over the status of the RCI.
Mohd Nazri said Federal Cabinet had agreed to set up the RCI to investigate the issue on Feb. 8 and this was followed by the process of preparing its TOR.
To ensure the illegal immigrant problem in Sabah can be solved comprehensively, he said the TOR needs to be comprehensive and not only limited to investigation aspects.
He said apart from that, it would also cover the security, social, economic and environmental aspects.
This is to enable the Commission to present proposed permanent solution to the problem, he said. (DE)
moga terma rujukan dpt ditentukan segera, semua menantikan penubuhan RCI.
ReplyDeletefeedback yang mana Nazri mahu sebenarnya?? bukan sudah banyak ka feedback dari pemimpin2 Sabah berkenaan dengan IC projek dengan PATI??
ReplyDeleteThe Cabinet has agreed to set up a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) in an effort to find a lasting solution to the illegal immigrant problem in Sabah.
ReplyDeleteMinister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Nazri Abdul Aziz said the process of preparing terms of reference of the RCI has started after the Cabinet made the decision on Feb 8.
The terms of reference will be comprehensive and not confined only to investigations as the government wants to resolve the issue conclusively, he said when responding to a question from Senator Datuk Paul Kong Sing Chu in the Dewan Negara.
Nazri said that the terms of reference would entail safety, social, economy and environmental aspects as the RCI would provide a lasting solution to the issue.
He said the federal government would also get feedback and proposals from the Sabah government and stakeholders.