(g) That the presidential elections could not be held

Legislative elections had been held, and a presidential election was under way.

Legislative elections were held on 4 July and Senate elections on 29 July.

On 20 April 2005, the communal elections law and electoral code were promulgated, and CENI announced the revised electoral schedule communal elections on 3 June legislative elections on 4 July Senate elections on 29 July presidential elections (by the new Parliament) on 19 August and colline elections on 23 September 2005.

When adopted, the constitution and the electoral law will provide the framework for the upcoming elections.

The Constitution requires national elections every five years, except in times of war or other special circumstances when elections cannot be held .

Elections for ad litem judges at the International Tribunal were last held in 2001.

The elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council will follow the presidential ballot.

Aware of the forthcoming Palestinian legislative elections,

The General Assembly and the Security Council shall proceed independently of one another to elect the members of the Court .

The General Assembly and the Security Council shall proceed independently of one another to elect the members of the Court.

The constitutionally required national election is scheduled to be held in 1998.

A referendum on the constitution, now scheduled for 28 February 2005, will be followed by a series of elections, from local to legislative and presidential.

(b) Given the similar nature of the election of judges of the International Court of Justice and the election of judges of the International Tribunal, it was decided at the time of the previous elections of judges in 1993, 1997, 1998 and 2001 to follow similar election procedures in the General Assembly.

The oral proceedings of the Tribunal shall be held in public unless the Tribunal decides that exceptional circumstances require that they be held in private.

A first round of legislative and presidential elections was held on 13 March 2005 a second round was scheduled for 8 May 2005.

The Ivorian parties also reaffirmed the need to hold presidential elections in October 2005 and legislative elections immediately thereafter.

(b) Given the similar nature of the election of judges of the International Court of Justice and the election of judges of the International Tribunal, it was decided at the time of the previous elections of judges in 1993 and 1997 to follow similar election procedures in the General Assembly.

The first election of members of the Tribunal by the Meeting of States Parties was held on 1 August 1996.

Preparations began immediately for the legislative elections, which were then rescheduled for 18 September 2005.

45. The Constitution also makes provision for the electoral system to be followed and the times at which elections will be held.

Presidential and legislative elections were held for the Republic of Chechnya on 27 January 1997.

In that context, we are also in the process of holding our second legislative elections.

(b) Given the similar nature of the election of judges of the International Court of Justice and the election of judges of the International Tribunal for Rwanda, it was decided at the time of the previous elections of judges in 1995 to follow similar election procedures in the General Assembly.

Preparations are under way for the holding of presidential and legislative elections by the end of 2005.

The last of the constitutionally mandated elections, at the colline level, were conducted successfully on 23 September.

The peaceful conduct of communal, legislative, senatorial and presidential elections, as provided for in the electoral law

The question of holding legislative and local elections in November 1998, as required by the electoral law of 1995, has now become moot.

A second round of legislative elections was held on 15 February for the remaining electoral districts.

There were no elections for membership of the Tribunal in 2005.

The Council held 11 public meetings including two open debates and eight informal consultations.

The practice of holding such forums should be continued.

I'll report you! You can't do what you like.

The 2005 parliamentary elections in Nagorno Karabakh were the first held under a new electoral code, which introduced numerous improvements to the procedures in force during previous presidential, parliamentary and local elections.

The United Kingdom looks forward to the elections to a constitutionally elected Assembly, scheduled to take place on 15 December.

The administration and electoral process shall be determined by law.

Without appropriate resources, peace could not be consolidated nor elections held.

The second Legislative Council Election was held on 10 September 2000.

In 2005, the Central Electoral Commission of Palestine again requested the United Nations to provide similar support for the upcoming legislative elections.

Following the publication of the electoral law on 11 February 2005, preparations are under way to hold local elections on 9 October 2005 and the first round of parliamentary and presidential elections on 13 November a second round, if necessary, would be held on 18 December.

He had also met with people in all walks of life and had asked them about their participation in the referendum held on the Constitution, promulgated subsequently, on 22 March 2005.

However, no progress was registered on the formulation of key legislation for the establishment of the High Administrative Tax and Audit Court, as mandated by the Constitution, or on the drafting of the electoral law for the parliamentary elections scheduled to be held in 2007.

Meetings were also held with representatives of the three branches of the State Executive, Legislative and Judicial.

52. The Law concerning the referendum on the constitution, which is to take place in February, was also approved.

Viable democracies require not only the holding of periodic elections but the strengthening of electoral infrastructures such as electoral commissions, laws and administrative structure, as well as the development of parallel institutions such as a credible judiciary, a free press, and effective political parties.