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Estatus normativo de la Legislación Electoral


Pregunta¿Cuál es el estatus normativo de la legislación electoral que regula las elecciones nacionales?
Respuestas a. Forma parte de la Constitución
b. Legislación separada
Respuestas Key legislation governing elections are: Constitution of Mauritius, 1968 Representation of the People Act, 1968 National Assembly Elections Regulations, 1968 Rodrigues Regional Assembly Act, 2001 Local Government Act, 2003
Fuente Constitution: Constitution of the Republic of Mauritius Electoral Law: Representation of the People Act Electoral Law: National Assembly Elections Regulations Electoral Law: Rodrigues Regional Assembly Act & Electoral Law: Local Government Act
Verificado 2012/02/25
LF003

Cobertura de la Ley Electoral


PreguntaLa ley electoral nacional abarca:
Respuestas a. Elecciones a nivel nacional
c. Elecciones locales
d. Referendos
Respuestas Some provisions of the Representation of the People Act, 1968 govern aspects of Local Government elections (eg voter registration, section 8) the bulk of the legislation is to be found in the Local Government Act, 2003. The Rodrigues Regional Assembly Act, 2001 governs Rodrigues elections.
Fuente Constitution: Constitution of the Republic of Mauritius Electoral Law: Representation of the People Act Electoral Law: National Assembly Elections Regulations Electoral Law: Rodrigues Regional Assembly Act & Electoral Law: Local Government Act
Verificado 2012/02/25
LF004

Voto obligatorio y voluntario


Pregunta¿El voto a nivel nacional es voluntario u obligatorio?
Respuestas a. El voto es voluntario
Respuestas
Fuente Constitution: Constitution of the Republic of Mauritius, art. 44
Verificado 2012/02/25
LF007

Organismos de resolución


Pregunta¿Cuál es la autoridad responsable de resolver en primera instancia las controversias electorales?
Respuestas a. Judicial
Respuestas In the event of electoral disputes, petitions are heard by a court with at least two judges sitting on the bench. Election petitions must be submitted to the courts within 21 days after the date of the return of results.
Fuente Electoral Law: The Representation of the People Act, art. 45-48A.
Verificado 2012/02/25
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