Chapter 2 - Report of the Complaints, Monitoring and Inquiries Group Table 8: Monitoring of Activities, 2013 NO. ASSEMBLY DATE 1. ‘KL 112’ 12 January 2. Anti-Lynas 26 September 3. PCA Amendments 30 September Overall, the police facilitated the assemblies through traffic control operations. An estimated 100,000 people participated in ‘KL 112’, the largest assembly after the BERSIH 3.0 gathering of 28 April 2012. ‘KL 112’ underscored the importance of the police role in facilitating peaceful and public assemblies. It was proof that, when carried out efficiently and properly, the right of the people to assemble and to express their views peacefully can be guaranteed. One of the mass gathering monitored by the Commission During the Anti-Lynas and PCA Amendments protests, which were much smaller in number, the police were seen patrolling and managing the traffic. Representatives of the protestors were allowed to enter Parliament House to meet parliamentarians. Since the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 is still new, it is hoped that enforcement will be carried out without needless limitations that could defeat the intention of Article 10 of the Federal Constitution. 55