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Paper: Mineral exploration far from satisfactory
This was because of numerous issues related to land, taxation, regulations, government support and the perception of the mineral industry, said Alternate Council Member of the Malaysian Chamber of Mines Teoh Lay Hock in Kota Kinabalu. Teoh suggested that mineral rights be given only to companies which had the funds and technical capabilities and were genuinely interested in undertaking exploration and mineral development.
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Democratic governance in India : reflections and refractions
Contributed articles presented at the National Seminar on Democratic Governance in India States organised under the DRS Programme (Phase I) of the Dept. of Political Science, Calcutta University on 18 March, 2005.
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Multimodalism plan for transport
\"The increasing number of motor vehicles in all major urban centres will require the implementation of public transport priority measures, car parking control, local area traffic improvement schemes, restriction on heavy vehicles and greater pedestrianisation,\" he said when opening the \"National Seminar on Changing Directions - Towards Sustainable Transport in Malaysia\" in Penang yesterday. Under the Eighth Malaysia Plan, the Government has allocated RM21 billion, with RM14 billion for roads, RM4.1 billion for railways, RM1.5 billion for ports, RM933 million for airports and RM706 million for urban transport. \"There is much to be done in making our transport system more sustainable,\" said [Abdullah], who pointed to the need for inputs from all stakeholders such as academics, transport planners, the private sector and non-government bodies.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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Find ways to make policy successful, States urged
ALL State Governments were urged yesterday to hold their own seminars to discuss ways of implementing the National Policy on Biological Diversity. Such seminars will ensure the success of the policy's vision to transform Malaysia into a centre of excellence in conservation, research and utilisation of tropical biological diversity by the year 2020. \"The policy was formulated to ensure the preservation of this heritage for the benefit of future generations,\" Science, Technology and Environment Minister Datuk Law Hieng Ding told the Press after opening the day-long State-level seminar at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort yesterday.
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