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RUSHAYLO: ABSOLUTELY "STERILE ELECTIONS" ARE NEVER HELD IN ANY COUNTRY
PanARMENIAN.Net
05.04.2007 15:12 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Absolutely "sterile elections" are never held in
any country, always occur some technical problems, chief-coordinator
of CIS observation mission, Sec. Gen. of CIS Executive Committee
Vladimir Rushaylo stated in Yerevan April 5. "Our task is to find
out shortcoming if they exist and clarify if they are of systematic
character and if they could influence on the outcome of elections. I
have participated in 16-17 observation missions in CIS countries,
and we used to find out shortcomings, but they were not of systematic
character and could not influence on the final results of elections,"
Vladimir Rushaylo noted.
He also said the final statement for elections will be prepared basing
on forms of observers, and the next day after summing up the results
of voting the mission will voice its statement, "besides, a Council of
Coordinators will be formed, which will include representatives from
CIS and representatives of CIS Central Electoral Commissions". "There
is an opinion that we are already preparing a draft statement, and I
can assure that we do not do anything beforehand, we cannot do such
a thing, since the mission includes parliamentarians of different
levels from CIS countries and it is impossible to command them," the
head of observation mission stated. V. Rushaylo underlined the mission
does not state its preferences for this or that candidature. "We only
state correspondence of elections to the Electoral law of the country
where elections are being held," the Sec.
Gen. of CIS Executive Committee stressed, IA Regnum reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
PanARMENIAN.Net
05.04.2007 15:12 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Absolutely "sterile elections" are never held in
any country, always occur some technical problems, chief-coordinator
of CIS observation mission, Sec. Gen. of CIS Executive Committee
Vladimir Rushaylo stated in Yerevan April 5. "Our task is to find
out shortcoming if they exist and clarify if they are of systematic
character and if they could influence on the outcome of elections. I
have participated in 16-17 observation missions in CIS countries,
and we used to find out shortcomings, but they were not of systematic
character and could not influence on the final results of elections,"
Vladimir Rushaylo noted.
He also said the final statement for elections will be prepared basing
on forms of observers, and the next day after summing up the results
of voting the mission will voice its statement, "besides, a Council of
Coordinators will be formed, which will include representatives from
CIS and representatives of CIS Central Electoral Commissions". "There
is an opinion that we are already preparing a draft statement, and I
can assure that we do not do anything beforehand, we cannot do such
a thing, since the mission includes parliamentarians of different
levels from CIS countries and it is impossible to command them," the
head of observation mission stated. V. Rushaylo underlined the mission
does not state its preferences for this or that candidature. "We only
state correspondence of elections to the Electoral law of the country
where elections are being held," the Sec.
Gen. of CIS Executive Committee stressed, IA Regnum reports.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress