Each political party may appoint only one representative to be present at the CEC.
The representatives of political parties to the CEC are appointed by the chairman of the party.
The representatives of the seven political parties that hold the largest number of the seats in the Assembly have a permanent status at the CEC. They are entitled to participate in all the meetings organized by the CEC, even outside the election period.
Other political parties may appoint their temporary representative to the CEC no earlier than 150 days and no later than 40 days prior to election day and up to the declaration of the final result.
Representatives of political parties have no right to vote. They have the right to attend the open meetings of the CEC, to discuss and present proposals and requests, to receive copies of CEC acts, to request information on all aspects of CEC activity and to observe them.
Representatives of political parties are obliged to respect the Regulations of the CEC and the ethics of the institution.
