Independent Electoral Commission definition

Independent Electoral Commission means the Independent Electoral Commission established by the Independent Electoral Commission Act, 1993;

Independent Electoral Commission means that body established in terms of the Independent Electoral Commission Act 150 of 1993, as amended and which is referred to in Article 25.12 and Article 25.19

Independent Electoral Commission means the body established in terms of the Act, No of 1993.

Examples of Independent Electoral Commission in a sentence

• The 2009 presidential and provincial elections were the first post-Taliban elections run by the Afghan government itself in the form of the Afghanistan Independent Electoral Commission.

• Any member who believes a voting regulation has been breached will submit a duly completed Complaint Form to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) through the relevant form submission software, along with any relevant material evidence in support of that claim.

• This process will be guided by Communications Department Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is responsible for conducting developing and conducting member outreach initiatives during the Campaign Period.Standards1.

• The democracy-supporting institutions comprise: the National Independent Electoral Commission, and the Audiovisual and Communications Council.

• The 2009 presidential and provincial elections were the first post-Taliban elections run by the Afghan government through its Afghanistan Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).

• The Communications Coordinator or designate will ensure that a set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for hosting of debates are developed and made available to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) on demand.

• The offices aforesaid are the offices of Governor, Deputy Governor, Auditor-General for a State and the Chairman and members of the following bodies, that is to say, the State Civil Service Commission, the State Independent Electoral Commission and the State Judicial Service Commission.

• Appointment of Secretary to Independent Electoral Commission 18 of 1997, s.

• Any Member who believes a campaign regulation has been breached will submit a duly completed Complaint Form to the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) through a form submission software, along with any relevant material evidence in support of that claim.

• In May 2009, the Interim Independent Electoral Commission and the Interim Independent Boundaries Commission were established.

More Definitions of Independent Electoral Commission

Independent Electoral Commission means the Commission established under section 42 of the Constitution of the Second Republic 1997;

Independent Electoral Commission means the Independent Electoral Commission appointed under section 65A of the Constitution (in this Act referred to as "the Commission");

Independent Electoral Commission means the commission/ a body responsible for the organising and facilitating the elections of the NWU-VTC SRC, otherwise referred to as the IEC“Candidate”means any individual bona fide student of NWU-VTC who stands in the elections of the campus SRC Elections and meets the criteria set for eligibility in the said elections.“Half plus one”shall mean an academic achievement of 50 percent plus 1 subjects passed of all subjects enrolled for a recognised academic period thatincludes semester or year.