Once the Election Commission (EC) makes its proposal for new electoral boundaries, members of the public who seek an overview of the changes may have to resort to photographing maps displayed in every constituency affected.

This is the concern raised by the electoral reform group Tindak Malaysia, after making inquiries to the EC about purchasing the maps.

Tindak Malaysia founder PY Wong told Malaysiakini that his NGO was informed that the new maps would not be sold to public until the new boundaries have been gazetted - which will be too late for members of the public to file objections...