Former prime minister Najib Razak will spend the rest of his jail sentence in the SRC International case under house arrest at his home in Langgak Duta.PETALING JAYA: Publicising the SOPs governing former prime minister Najib Razak’s house arrest will clear uncertainty and provide a “template” for similar cases in future, lawyers say.

Naran Singh said Najib’s house arrest prompted several questions, including whether the former prime minister would be allowed to use gadgets, have internet access, or receive visitors.

There was also the matter of whether he is allowed to keep bodyguards or domestic helpers as the house where he is now is considered a prison.

“We would not know unless the SOPs are disclosed to the public,” he told FMT.