AKIBAT DENGKI, DAP SARAWAK CUBA GAGALKAN RUNDINGAN ROYALTI MINYAK & GAS

KUCHING: Parti Tindakan Demokratik (DAP) Sarawak didakwa cuba mengagalkan rundingan royalti minyak dan gas antara kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan persekutuan apabila Pengerusinya, Chong Chieng Jen baru-baru ini berkata ekuiti 10 peratus dalam MLNG 4 ditawarkan Petronas kepada Sarawak bukan satu pencapaian yang membanggakan.

Setiausaha Agung Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Datuk Dr Stephen Rundi Utom berkata, DAP lebih gemar jika rundingan untuk menambah royalti 20 peratus berbanding lima peratus pada masa sekarang gagal.

“Jelas menerusi kenyataan sedemikian, DAP mahu menjejaskan perbincangan antara kerajaan negeri dan Petronas dan mereka ingin memastikan ia tidak berjaya kerana ia akan membawa manfaat kepada rakyat Sarawak.

“Dan dengan jelas ia akan membawa sokongan yang lebih baik kepada Barisan Nasional dan menghalang (projek) Impian Sarawak mereka,” katanya menerusi satu kenyataan di sini, semalam.

Pada malam Selasa lepas, Ketua Menteri Tan Sri Datuk Amar Adenan Satem  mengumumkan Petronas menawarkan ekuiti 10 peratus dalam MLNG 4 kepada Sarawak.

Susulan itu, Chong yang juga Ahli Parlimen Bandar Kuching berkata orang ramai tidak wajar keliru antara ekuiti dan tuntutan royalti minyak dan gas 20 peratus.

Katanya, tiada kejutan dalam penawaran itu kerana sebelum ini Sarawak ditawarkan saham lima peratus untuk MLNG 1 dan 10 peratus masing-masingnya untuk MLNG 2 dan MLNG 3.

Dewan Undangan Negeri pada Mei lalu meluluskan usul untuk menuntut kenaikan royalti minyak kepada 20 peratus berbanding lima peratus pada masa sekarang.

Sementara itu, Ahli Majlis Tertinggi PBB Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah menggesa Chong menghentikan segala kenyataan negatif mengenai tawaran pegangan 10 peratus kepada Sarawak dalam MLNG 4.

Menteri Muda Perumahan itu menegaskan tindakan tersebut hanya menjejaskan rundingan yang dilakukan antara kerajaan negeri, Petronas dan kerajaan persekutuan.

Jelasnya, tawaran 10 peratus pegangan dalam MLNG 4 yang diumumkan Ketua Menteri baru-baru ini merupakan antara hasil rundingan daripada beberapa rundingan yang masih lagi dijalankan.

“Ia tidak terhenti di situ sahaja, kerajaan negeri akan meneruskan rundingan demi rundingan untuk mendapatkan bayaran royalti minyak dan gas 20 peratus daripada kerajaan pusat,” katanya. (sumber) 

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DISCIPLINARY ACTION ON BN MEMBERS VIOLATING PARTY'S REGULATIONS

-I PERSONALLY BELIEVE THAT THE FUED BETWEEN THE DUO (WONG & JOSEPH) IS A PERSONAL MATTER HOWEVER, OUR MAIN CONCERN NOW IS THE OVERALL OUTCOME OF SARAWAK BN PERFORMANCE IN THE FORTHCOMING GENERAL ELECTION-

STEPHEN

The State Barisan Nasional (BN) will not hesitate to take any disciplinary action against any of its members who are found guilty of violating any of the stipulated  regulations or going against of the condition its constitutional.

State BN secretary-general Datuk Dr Stephen Rundi Utom said this also includes any of the BN members who intended to contest in any elections against any of their fellow BN members who had been chosen by the BN top leadership.

Stephen, who is also the assistant Minister of Public Utilities (Electricity and Telecommunications) and Assistant Minister of Youth Development (Rural) was met by reporter after the cheque presenting at Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Alfred Jabu's office at Wisma Bapa Malaysia at Petra Jaya near the city here yesterday morning.

He was asked to comment on the Meluan State Assemblyman Wong Judat (SPDP/BN) who seemingly had expressed his desire to contest in Julau in the coming general election against incumbent Member of Parliament for Julau Datuk Joseph Salang Gandum from fellow-BN party PRS.

To a question whether the State BN will take any disciplinary against Wong, Stephen revealed that no action will be taken for the time-being as although Wong had openly said his intention of contesting against a fellow BN member in the forthcoming but he still had not quit the party yet.

"From my own personal view, the "fued" between Wong and Joesph seems to be their personal matter however, our main concern is the overall outcome on BN's performance in the forthcoming general election," he added.

Earlier on July 21, Wong told reporters at an SWP-organized ‘Pentas Rakyat’ that he would meet Mawan and Tiong in Kuala Lumpur on July 30 and then officially quit the party the following day to enable him to contest head-on with Joseph Salang.

JOSEPH

Wong however, did not resign from SPDP after meeting SPDP president Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom and deputy president Dato Seri Tiong King Sing in Kuala Lumpur on July 31 later but instead claimed that he still 100 per cent with SPDP and BN, for the time being.

Among those present during the presenting ceremony was Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas and other distinguished guests.

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DISCIPLINARY ACTION ON BN MEMBERS VIOLATING PARTY'S REGULATIONS

-I PERSONALLY BELIEVE THAT THE FUED BETWEEN THE DUO (WONG & JOSEPH) IS A PERSONAL MATTER HOWEVER, OUR MAIN CONCERN NOW IS THE OVERALL OUTCOME OF SARAWAK BN PERFORMANCE IN THE FORTHCOMING GENERAL ELECTION-

Stephen Rundi

The State Barisan Nasional (BN) will not hesitate to take any disciplinary action against any of its members who are found guilty of violating any of the stipulated  regulations or going against of the condition its constitutional.

State BN secretary-general Datuk Dr Stephen Rundi Utom said this also includes any of the BN members who intended to contest in any elections against any of their fellow BN members who had been chosen by the BN top leadership.

Stephen, who is also the assistant Minister of Public Utilities (Electricity and Telecommunications) and Assistant Minister of Youth Development (Rural) was met by reporter after the cheque presenting at Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Alfred Jabu's office at Wisma Bapa Malaysia at Petra Jaya near the city here yesterday morning.

He was asked to comment on the Meluan State Assemblyman Wong Judat (SPDP/BN) who seemingly had expressed his desire to contest in Julau in the coming general election against incumbent Member of Parliament for Julau Datuk Joseph Salang Gandum from fellow-BN party PRS.

To a question whether the State BN will take any disciplinary against Wong, Stephen revealed that no action will be taken for the time-being as although Wong had openly said his intention of contesting against a fellow BN member in the forthcoming but he still had not quit the party yet.   

"From my own personal view, the "fued" between Wong and Joesph seems to be their personal matter however, our main concern is the overall outcome on BN's performance in the forthcoming general election," he added.

Joseph Salang

Earlier on July 21, Wong told reporters at an SWP-organized ‘Pentas Rakyat’ that he would meet Mawan and Tiong in Kuala Lumpur on July 30 and then officially quit the party the following day to enable him to contest head-on with Joseph Salang. 

Wong however, did not resign from SPDP after meeting SPDP president Tan Sri William Mawan Ikom and deputy president Dato Seri Tiong King Sing in Kuala Lumpur on July 31 later but instead claimed that he still 100 per cent with SPDP and BN, for the time being. 

Among those present during the presenting ceremony was Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas and other distinguished guests.

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