JIMMY ISSUES A CHALLENGE ON OIL ROYALTY

KOTA KINABALU: An antithesis leader challenged Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman during a State Legislative Assembly sitting yesterday to uncover a courage to ask for an enlarge in a state's oil royalty to during slightest 20 percent.

Sri Tanjung assemblyman, Jimmy Wong pronounced there was no make use of 'scolding' a antithesis for asking a 15 percent enlarge from a existent five per cent oil royalty.

"The oil royalty must give probity to everyone, this is a free gift from God, so each chairman must have a satisfactory share."

Commenting upon a newly unveiled State Budget 2013 during a State public building yesterday, he pronounced a state deserved during slightest RM8 billion in allocation, instead of only slightly over RM4 billion, as tabled by Musa.

Comparing it to Pakatan Rakyat's (PR) 'alternative budget' that was announced upon Wednesday, he pronounced a state would suffer a surplus revenue, rather than worrying about whether there is sufficient grant to fund growth projects, that have been really bad indispensable by a people.

"It seems that a PR leaders have been wiser than a Barisan Nasional leaders, such as (Infrastructure Development Minister) Datuk Raymond Tan Shu Kiah, who I hold is a a single who is out of this world," referring to Raymond's description of Pakatan's alternative budget.

"Our bill is unrealistic though we have finished research and hold ours is a true budget," he said.

Notin g that Raymond was complaining about a losses incurred due to a non income water, Wong claimed there has been no bid by a Government to urge a situation.