The Electoral Commission announces the date for sending the election results to the Federal Court.
The Independent High Electoral Commission announced on Monday that it had completed all procedures for appeals against the election results and sent them to the judicial body. It also set a date for sending the results to the Federal Court. The head of the commission’s media team, Imad Jamil, stated in a statement to the official agency that “sending the complete election results to the Federal Court for ratification will take place after the judicial body has finished considering all the appeals.”
Jamil explained that “the Commission has completed all appeals and submitted its recommendations regarding them,” indicating that “the work is now with the judicial body, which cannot be restricted to a specific period of ten days, as some appeals include technical or legal procedures that require them to be returned to the Commission for clarification or to complete the required technical procedures.”
He added that “the judicial body will be bound by the legal period of ten days, after receiving the last appeal from the commission and completing the procedures related to it.”
He also pointed out that “the judicial body is continuing to perform its work, and that a group of appeals that reached the commission have had the recommendations of the Board of Commissioners approved regarding their response.”
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