Electoral changes to be a hot topic


Keen interest: Members of the public waiting to attend the Election Commission’s public hearing for the redelineation proposal at Concorde Hotel in Shah Alam.

PETALING JAYA: All eyes will be on next week’s Dewan Rakyat meeting following the completion of the Election Commission’s (EC) local inquiry on the proposed redelineation of electoral boundaries in Selangor.

The local inquiry ends today and is the last step before the EC presents a final report on its nationwide redelineation proposal to the Prime Minister, who can then opt to table it in the Dewan for approval.

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