Make Electoral Reform Committee report public, Bersih 2.0 urges Mahathir

The electoral watchdog calls on the prime minister to release this report to ensure transparency and not keep it secret as he did with two other earlier reports. FMTNews

The Electoral Reform Committee interim report contains 49 recommendations on electoral reform.

“We call on the prime minister to immediately make public the report in order for all stakeholders to have an opportunity to provide their inputs and comments before the submission of the ERC’s final report scheduled to be in August 2020,” said Bersih 2.0. As the government had chosen not to make public the reports of the Council of Eminent Persons and the Institutional Reform Committee , Bersih 2.0 said releasing the ERC interim report would go a long way in encouraging transparency as promised in Pakatan Harapan’s manifesto.

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