Electoral reforms panel could start work in April next year
The proposed independent panel to investigate whether electoral reforms are necessary and possible options could begin its work as early as April 2023.
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The proposed independent panel to investigate whether electoral reforms are necessary and possible options could begin its work as early as April 2023.
A new report on the Electoral Amendment Bill, compiled for OUTA and My Vote Counts, highlights some serious flaws in the pending legislation.
Parliament will hold a special sitting of the National Assembly on December 6 to deal with the report of the independent panel of experts probing whether President Cyril Ramaphosa has a case to answer regarding the Phala Phala allegations.
The move is part of efforts to level the playing field for independent candidates who want a seat in Parliament.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has made a proposal for at least two more changes to the Electoral Amendment Bill.