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> Danesh Prakash, Director of Tindak Malaysia – Ensuring Equal Representation: The Delimitation Process in Sarawak
> Diog Dios, the Chief Information Officer of MPN Sarawak – Empowering Sarawak's Remote Communities: KEADILAN's Citizenship Initiative
> Mr Jahim Singkui of Kpg Tambatuon Kota Belud – The Battle Against the Tambatoun Dam: A Community's Struggle

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Danesh Prakash, Director of Tindak Malaysia
*Ensuring Equal Representation: The Delimitation Process in Sarawak*
According to Danesh, the demarcation of constituencies for state assembly and parliament in Sarawak should have started now. According to the federal constitution article 113(ii) the interval between one review completion date and the next review start date, should not be less than 8 years. The last time the delimitation of the Sarawak electoral area was in 2015. According to Danesh, even though the EC is in power, it proposed to the Premier of Sarawak and the DUN of Sarawak and the Prime Minister and the Parliament for parliamentary seats. Affected members of the public can suggest reasonable demarcations. Within 30 days after the proposal is displayed by the SPR. Therefore people are encouraged to participate. Malaysia's action detected a significant flaw in the delimitation of Sarawak State Assembly Area in the past 2015. Gedong state assembly area (city pinggit), the area is small and allocated a small number of voters (10,067). Areas like Murum State Assembly, a vast area. Has more voters- rural areas. Action Malaysia hopes that the number of voters in each state assembly area will be almost the same. This gives justice through the principle of one person one vote. Action Malaysia hopes that the government will improve road and telecommunications network facilities to rural areas and increase allocations for each state assembly and parliamentary area to provide more convenience to voters and officials during the election. Act Malaysia has also launched a website and is ready to help affected voters voice their views and rights in the issue of delimitation of Sarawak constituencies.
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