DECRET-LOI N° 17/81 DU 22 AOUT 1981 PORTANT MODIFICATION DE LA LOI DU 5 JUILLET 1967 RELATIVE AU REGIME ELECTORAL — Rwanda law | Esheria

DECRET-LOI N° 17/81 DU 22 AOUT 1981 PORTANT MODIFICATION DE LA LOI DU 5 JUILLET 1967 RELATIVE AU REGIME ELECTORAL

Legislative elections are held every five years on a date set by the President of the Republic.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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Legislative elections are held every five years on a date set by the President of the Republic. Each commune sector must have an electoral roll book, and the Minister responsible for interior sets its model, upkeep, and the day it opens. People who meet the conditions to be voters must register in the sector voter register of the commune where they live, and the Interior Minister sets the registration procedures. L’électeur est identifié par son inscription au rôle et la délivrance d’une carte d’électeur; le Ministre de l’Intérieur fixe le modèle de cette carte. A communal councillor must send the electoral register to the communal council when the provisional closing date of the roll is set by the minister responsible for internal affairs/local administration.