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Election Rules Must Be Settled Before Polling Day

From FBC News · () English

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  • Fiji’s Centre for Democracy and Dialogue is urging Parliament to settle proposed electoral-law amendments well before polling day.
  • Chief Executive Nilesh Lal said early decisions would give election officials, political parties and voters time to prepare.

Fiji’s election rules should be settled well before polling day, according to the Centre for Democracy and Dialogue, as Parliament considers proposed amendments to the country’s electoral laws.

CDD Chief Executive Nilesh Lal said the timing of any changes matters. Election officials, political parties and voters need enough time to understand the rules and prepare for the election.

The organization’s position places the timetable for Parliament’s decision at the center of the debate over the proposed amendments.

Election rules must be settled well before polling day to give election officials, political parties and voters enough time to prepare.

· Nilesh LalThe CDD chief executive explained why Parliament should decide on the proposed electoral-law amendments early.
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