The Verkhovna Rada has created seven sub-groups to develop election legislation during martial law - Kornienko
Kyiv • UNN
Seven working sub-groups have been established to prepare for elections, covering technical, security, and political issues. The work is organized along six directions and one separate sub-group at the request of the public sector.
Seven working subgroups have been established to prepare for the elections, covering technical, security, and specific political issues. This was stated by the head of the working group, Oleksandr Korniienko, during a meeting of the working group on preparing comprehensive legislative proposals for elections during a special or post-war period, as reported by UNN.
Details
According to Korniienko, the work is organized into six areas, and one separate subgroup was created at the request of civil society representatives.
The directions cover all technical and even partially political issues. There is a subgroup on election administration and electoral infrastructure, a subgroup on security criteria, a subgroup on the possibility of electoral rights for military personnel, a subgroup on internally displaced persons from temporarily occupied and frontline territories, a subgroup on the participation of citizens abroad in elections, and a subgroup on information support, information security, and campaigning.
In addition, the head of the working group emphasized the creation of a subgroup that he will lead.
At the request of our colleagues from the civil sector, I absolutely support them in this, and I will even lead this subgroup regarding our fulfillment of international obligations in the field of elections and democracy.
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