A permanent, country-wide register of all voters would minimize threats and suspicions of possible double registration or non-registration of voters. Amendment of the Electoral Code to require the establishment of a permanent Central Register of Voters would be a positive development. Further, since the present Code does not make clear how the voter registers are compiled, the administrative procedure and the process of evidencing a voter’s right to be included on register must be clearly prescribed in the Code. There should also be an administrative procedure allowing for the registration of the non-registered voters. This procedure must be subject to a judicial control.
