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More electoral reform for French Polynesia, Radio New Zealand International (2010)

This article reports on the discussions about a new electoral reform in French Polynesia. The French overseas territories minister outlined the key elements that will be included in the electoral reform (the third since 2007): the Society Islands will form a single electorate with 42 seats, while the other four constituencies will have 2 each. The number of members of the assembly will then be reduced from 57 to 50. In the future, the no-confidence vote will need to be supported by three fifth of the assembly. The French legislature will discuss this reform by the end of the year.

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