2027: INEC unveils revised guidelines for political parties, APC panel clears Yilwatda, Basiru, 28 others - Blueprint Newspapers Limited
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58% : " He highlighted the major areas thus: "The newly drafted regulations encompass crucial areas that are central to the operations of political parties in our democratic framework, including: "Registration and Merger of Political Parties: We have streamlined the process to ensure that it is more accessible while maintaining a robust framework that upholds democratic principles.57% : "As you are all aware, these regulations have been formulated under the powers granted to INEC by our Constitution and the Electoral Act.
57% : "Regulations have been put in place to ensure that campaign activities are conducted peacefully and respect the rights and dignity of all citizens.
55% : He spoke at the consultative meeting with leaders of political parties on the review of INEC regulations and guidelines for political parties in Abuja.
55% : "As we move forward, I further urge each of you to engage with these regulations constructively.
54% : Early this month, the Commission commenced a rigorous technical retreat to review and reconstruct the Regulations and Guidelines for Political Parties 2022.
53% : "Consequently, we would like the political parties to take special note of Clause 40(4) & (5) of the draft Regulation dealing with election expenses of political parties for the management of party primaries and for the conduct of elections.
52% : " "We have also embedded measurable benchmarks for the participation of women, youth, and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). "Distinguished Party Leaders, as we present these draft regulations for your input, I urge you to see them not as a restriction, but as a safeguard.
50% : They represent a significant review of the Regulations made in 2022, now meticulously aligned with the recently enacted Electoral Act of 2026.
47% : Chairman Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Joash Amupitan, Tuesday, said the Commission had concluded a clause-by-clause realignment of its regulations and guidelines to ensure they are not only legally airtight but operationally in sync with the new Electoral Act ahead of the 2027 elections.
47% : "Therefore, the Commission has concluded a clause-by-clause realignment of our Regulations and Guidelines to ensure they are not only legally airtight but operationally in sync with the new Act.
47% : Chidi Nze Duru and an aspirant for the position of National Welfare Officer, Hon.
45% : "The Commission has concluded a clause-by-clause realignment of our Regulations and Guidelines to ensure they are not only legally airtight but operationally in sync with the new Act.
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