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Water, Land and Natural Resources Minister Dr Xavier Jayakumar on Monday said the government has no intention to seek constitutional amendment to give it more say on land rights in an effort to curb deforestation.
He added that land rights were given to the state governments during the formation of Malaysia.
He added that land rights were given to the state governments during the formation of Malaysia.
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