Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan said critics of the Nature Conservation Agreement (NCA) should stop talking and make things happen for the benefit of the State.
“These are those who do not understand. These people are slowing us down, while others are already far ahead,” he said when asked about the numerous opinions made about the NCA.“It is unfortunate, but we want them to understand that we’re missing out on an opportunity to increase our revenue because other sources of revenue can only go so far.” He said this when met at the 17th Global Congress and Conferment Ceremony held at the Sabah International Convention Centre, here, Saturday.
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