? provisions for appointment of members of the CEC that limit the prerogative of the appointing institutions established in the Constitution;
? provisions for appointment of members of the CEC and all lower election commissions that may hinder the professional and non-partisan performance of the election administration;
? provisions that grant Parliament authority to dismiss a member of the CEC, which likely are contrary to the Constitution;
? provisions regulating referenda elections, which likely are contrary to the Constitution;
? ambiguity in registration provisions that could permit political parties and coalitions to change the order of candidates on a candidates list after elections;
? lack of sufficient provisions for the timely and accurate compilation and updating of voter registers;
? extraordinarily complex rules for the allocation of Parliamentary mandates;
? unnecessarily complicated counting procedures;
? vague provisions for the invalidation of election results that fail to take into account the use of two ballot sections;
? insufficiently detailed rules on political party finances and their disclosure; and
? inconsistency in the use of definitions and deadlines, as well as in the use of terminology.