Traduction de «bureau d'élection » (Français → Anglais) :

13. Regrets that election rules remain an ongoing subject of discussion and points out that the local election law has proven to be unsuitable for Ukraine; recommends all relevant political stakeholders of government and opposition to consider measures to foster the trust of electoral contestants and voters in the electoral process; underlines the OSCE/ODIHR Election Observation Mission Report characterising the parliamentary elections of 2007 as mostly in line with OSCE and Council of Europe commitments and other international standards for democratic elections, that confirmed an open and competitive environment for the conduct of ele ...[+++]ctions, and insists that these achievements must be guaranteed for future elections;

6. Observes that, after a series of attempts to disrupt the parliamentary elections on 1 June 2008, particularly in the north-west of the country, the government took effective measures, by means of a partial repeat of elections and effective monitoring of procedures, to arrive at correct election results; welcomes the opening of court proceedings aimed at penalising the perpetrators of the election improprieties; commends the adoption of amendments to the Electoral Code broadly in accordance with the recommendations of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, ...[+++]and trusts that everything possible will be done to prevent any attempts to disrupt future elections, such as the presidential and local elections in March 2009;

6. Observes that, after a series of attempts to disrupt the parliamentary elections on 1 June 2008, particularly in the north-west of the country, the government took effective measures, by means of a partial repeat of elections and effective monitoring of procedures, to arrive at correct election results; welcomes the opening of court proceedings aimed at penalising the perpetrators of the election improprieties; commends the adoption of amendments to the Electoral Code broadly in accordance with the recommendations of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, ...[+++]and trusts that everything possible will be done to prevent any attempts to disrupt future elections, such as the presidential and local elections in March 2009;

Implement the recommendations made by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights on elections, in particular by improving voters' lists and amending the electoral code in line with the Venice Commission recommendations, in good time for the next parliamentary elections.

Prepare the 2006 local elections properly and in time, implementing promptly the recommendations issued by OSCE/Office for democratic institutions and human rights following the 2005 parliamentary elections, in particular by improving voters' lists.

At that meeting, organised by the Commission in cooperation with the Austrian authorities, the MB elected the Chair, Mr Jean Kahn, the Vice Chair, Mr Robert Purkiss, and the other member of the Executive Board, Prof. Anton Pelinka [6].