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Tonga’s PSC says no resignations yet from public servants running in elections, Radio New Zealand International (2010)

This article reports on the controversy over public servants running for the November 25 elections in Tonga. A new bill, approved by the Parliament on September 13, rules that public servants must resign before running for the elections, yet the Public Service Commission has not received any resignations so far. The bill, however, has not become a law, as the King has not signed it yet, and resignations are expected to be submitted just before the deadline for the candidates' registration (October 21-22).

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