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Iraq’s Electoral Preparations and Processes Report No. 5
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Highlights for December-January
The Council of Ministers (CoM) approves, in consultation with the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC), a new election date of 10 October.
IHEC presents electoral calendar in a media event attended by the UN Special Representative for Iraq.
The voter registration update and candidate nomination processes start countrywide.
IHEC approves nine regulations governing the upcoming elections, including the candidate registration regulation.
Two companies submit bids to audit the electoral results management IT systems.
Parliament passes legislation to finance the 2021 parliamentary elections.
New election date
A series of meetings, attended by UNAMI, was organised by the IHEC Board of Commissioners to brief senior Iraqi leaders on the progress of electoral preparations. In these meetings, IHEC committed to further review the timelines for each stage of the electoral process,
Perjury is an offence which carries a maximum penalty of 7 years imprisonment.
The prosecution stated in their submission that they have proven their case beyond reasonable doubt.
Public Prosecution, Josiah Naigulevu said there is a sufficient body of cogent direct and indirect evidences supporting the prosecution assertion that former Prime Minister, Charlot Salwai, made in his sworn statement on April 23, 2019 in Constitutional case 3481 of 2018, were untrue and that MP Salwai intended to mislead the court.
From their evidences, PP noted that former PM who was also in power when the creation of the Parliamentary Secretary (PS) position was made, told the court that a new PS position is created under the Official Salaries Act and the PM must obtain the approval of the Council of Ministers (CoM) first.