Introduction of Secretaries to Electoral Commissions and Combatting "Ghost Committees"
The draft act amends the Electoral Code by introducing the position of precinct electoral commission secretary, appointed from individuals with higher education and experience in administration or education. It also changes the rules for staffing commissions, limiting the right to nominate candidates to entities that have actually registered lists or candidates in a given district.
Key points
Establishment of the function of precinct electoral commission secretary, responsible for coordinating work and procedural correctness, including vote counting.
Candidates for secretaries must have higher education, not belong to a political party, and have experience in administration or be teachers.
Secretaries will receive a diet amounting to 130% of the commission chairman's diet.
Restriction of the ability to nominate commission members exclusively to districts where the committee has registered a list or candidate (elimination of so-called "ghost committees").
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