Dismissal of a CEC member
1. A CEC member can be dismissed in the following cases:
a) for violation of the Constitution;
b) for mental or physical disabilities that impede the accomplishment of his duties;
c) for behavior and acts that seriously discredit the position and the image of the CEC member;
ç) when he is sentenced by a final court decision for committing a crime;
d) when he is absent in two consecutive CEC meetings without any reasonable motive;
dh) when he is absent from work for more than two days during the election period; e) when he is absent from work for more than 6 months without any reasonable motive;
ë) when he fails to meet the requirements of article 20 of this Code regarding citizenship and residence;
The dismissal of the CEC member can be proposed by 33 deputies or by the CEC.
A CEC member is dismissed by the Assembly with two-thirds of the votes of all its members.
An appeal against the decision to dismiss can be filed with the Constitutional Court within 5 days after the decision of the Assembly. The Constitutional Court shall reach a decision not later than 10 days from the filing of the appeal.
