Examples of using Draft electoral code in English and their translations into Arabic
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A draft electoral code was also presented to the extraordinary session of the National Assembly.
On 21 September, a consultation was held among women from various networks,institutions and civil society organizations to review the draft electoral code.
At the time of the report, the draft electoral code was before the National Assembly for consideration.
The Minister of the Interior and the Commission électorale nationale indépendante organized afollow-up seminar in May 2013 to discuss the draft electoral code with political actors and parties.
A draft electoral code was prepared, but its establishment was pending the promulgation of the electoral law.
The National Councillors alsocarried out a comparative reading of the draft constitution and the draft electoral code as published by the Government, without consulting the latter.
On 7 November, the draft electoral code was adopted by the National Transitional Council and promulgated into law.
On 9 and 10 October, the Council of Ministers discussed and adopted a draft law to revise the 2005 Constitution,citing the need to harmonize the Constitution with the draft electoral code, as well as the Treaty for the Establishment of the East African Community.
A draft electoral code was prepared, but its establishment was pending the promulgation of the electoral law.
BONUCA and the United Nations family are assisting the transitional authorities inter alia in the drafting of legal reference texts orworking documents such as the draft electoral code, constitution and ordinance on political parties.
In preparing the draft Electoral Code for its second reading by the House of Representatives, changes and additions were made to article 5.
At the second session of the National Transition Council, which closed on 15 July 2004,National Councillors considered and amended the draft constitution and the draft electoral code, which they then transmitted to the transitional government for adoption.
The new draft constitution and draft electoral code are expected to go further and require that 30 percent of posts in government institutions be held by women.
The Minister, who is responsible for electoral matters within the Government, has repeatedly stressed to the interim head ofBONUCA that once the Committee has agreed on a draft electoral code, the text would be submitted promptly for adoption by Parliament.
I should like to point out that even the original draft electoral code was positively received by the Venetian Commission of the Council of Europe as a suitable basis for holding open and democratic elections.
With the support of BINUCA and the participation of electoral experts dispatched to Bangui by the International Organization of la Francophonie, the African Union and the United Nations,the participants from the Central African Republic approved a revised draft electoral code.
On 11 January 2004,President Ndayizeye presented to political parties a draft electoral code, one of the prerequisites for holding the elections called for by the Arusha Agreement before the end of the transition period in November 2004.
The mission believed that parties with divergent views should continue to work with the others to reach a consensus on the issue in a spirit of pragmatism and compromise,especially during the discussion of the draft electoral code, in order to avoid further delays in the electoral calendar.
The new draft electoral code contains important provisions, including on the use of a single ballot paper and on combining the presidential, legislative and communal polls, seen by Burundian political actors as essential to increasing transparency and preventing election fraud.
The Office also assisted the transitional authorities and the Electoral Commission in drafting legal documents or reference texts that are deemed necessary for the electoral process,namely the draft constitution, the draft electoral code and other documents relating to the political parties and local authorities.
The compromise achieved with regard to the draft constitution and the draft electoral code significantly contributed to the improvement in relations between the Government and the National Transition Council, giving rise to renewed hope, as demonstrated by the smooth holding of the constitutional referendum of 5 December 2004.
At its twenty-first session, held on 30 September and 1 October, the Committee urged the Transitional Government of Burundi to facilitate the registration of former armed political parties and movements as political parties andappealed to the National Assembly to enact as quickly as possible a draft electoral code and a related law on district administration.
More precise information was requested on the reforms undertaken following the National Conference intended to begin the process of national reconciliation:the constitutional reform, the draft electoral code, the amnesty act, the law on compensation for victims of human rights violations, the reorganization of the security forces and national gendarmerie, and the strengthening of the judicial apparatus.
The Committee calls on the State party to include such temporary special measures in the internal rules and regulations of each Government department,consider adopting statutory quotas such as in the draft Electoral Code, and provide incentives for decision-makers who comply and adequate sanctions for those who fail to comply with such measures or quotas.
On 28 December 2012, the political parties requested the Central Election Commission andthe presidential administration to publish proposed draft amendments to the Electoral Code and hold consultations on them.
The draft ordinances relating to the electoral code, political parties, the constitutional court and the territorial authorities, as well as the advance draft constitution, were examined during the special session of NTC in June 2004.
The draft constitution, electoral code and ordinances on political parties and the status of the opposition and on the constitutional court and decentralization, drawn up by the ad hoc committees established for that purpose, have been considered by the transitional government and transmitted to the National Transition Council(NTC) for its views.
Following extensive consultations with the Liberian Council of State, the Independent Elections Commission, the registered political parties and UNOMIL, the assessment mission focused on the electoral package presented by the ElectionsCommission, consisting of a draft electoral law, a code of conduct for political parties, a calendar of electoral activities and a budget.
To that end, different electoral documents, namely the draft constitution, the electoral Code as well as ordinances on political parties and the status of the opposition, considered earlier by the National Transitional Council, have been formally adopted by the Government and promulgated by the Head of State, who signed and promulgated in April 2004 an ordinance creating the Electoral Commission, known as the" Mixed and Independent Electoral Commission".
Weekly consultations with national electoral commissioners on drafting an electoral code.