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Geldend vanaf 23-05-2003

Bronpublicatie:: 18-10-2002, Internet 2003, www.venice.coe.int (uitgifte: 23-05-2003, regelingnummer: CDL-AD(2002)23)
Inwerkingtreding: 23-05-2003
Bronpublicatie inwerkingtreding:: 18-10-2002, Internet 2003, www.venice.coe.int (uitgifte: 23-05-2003, regelingnummer: CDL-AD(2002)23)
Vakgebied(en): Staatsrecht / Kiesrecht

: INTRODUCTION
: GUIDELINES ON ELECTIONS adopted by the Venice Commission at its 51^st Plenary Session (Venice, 5–6 July 2002)
: EXPLANATORY REPORT adopted by the Venice Commission at its 52^nd Plenary Session (Venice, 18–19 October 2002)
: General remarks
I.: The underlying principles of Europe's electoral heritage
: Introduction: the principles and their legal basis
1.: Universal suffrage
1.1.: Rule and exceptions
1.2.: Electoral registers
1.3.: Submission of candidatures
2.: Equal suffrage
2.1.: Equal voting rights
2.2.: Equal voting power
2.3.: Equality of opportunity
2.4.: Equality and national minorities
2.5.: Equality and parity of the sexes
3.: Free suffrage
3.1.: Freedom of voters to form an opinion
3.2.: Freedom of voters to express their wishes and combating electoral fraud
3.2.1.: In general
3.2.2.: Voting procedures
3.2.2.1.: Postal voting or proxy voting in certain circumstances
3.2.2.2.: Military voting
3.2.2.3.: Mechanical and electronic voting methods
3.2.2.4.: Counting
3.2.2.5.: Transferring the results
4.: Secret suffrage
5.: Direct suffrage
6.: Frequency of elections
II.: Conditions for implementing the principles
1.: Respect for fundamental rights
2.: Regulatory levels and stability of electoral law
3.: Procedural safeguards
3.1.: Organisation of elections by an impartial body
3.2.: Observation of elections
3.3.: An effective system of appeal
3.4.: Organisation and operation of polling stations
3.5.: Funding
3.6.: Security
: Conclusion