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CARICOM Observer Mission Set For Guyana Elections
- By S Coward
- Published 23-Aug-06
- CARICOM , Government, Politics, Int'l Relations
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CARICOM Observer Mission Set For Guyana Elections
Caricom, August 23, 2006...Mr. Hensley Robinson former Chief
Elections Officer of Barbados will lead a twelve
member team of electoral observers from the
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to observe the General
Elections in Guyana. CARICOM has been invited by the
Government of Guyana to monitor the preparations for
the General Elections and to observe the conduct of
the Elections on 28 August 2006.
The other members of the Mission will include former and present Chief Elections Officers from CARICOM Member States. The Mission is expected to be in place by Thursday 24 August.
The CARICOM Electoral Observer Mission will hold consultations with electoral officials, leaders of political parties, representatives of civil society, and the media, on various aspects of the electoral process.
The Observer Mission will observe the final preparations for the elections, as well as the conduct of the elections on Polling Day including the counting of the ballots.
A report on the outcome and findings of the CARICOM Observer Mission will be submitted to the Community through the Secretary-General of CARICOM.Spread The Word
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