The Egyptian parliament discusses the amendment of election laws during their behavior

The House of Egypt is preparing to discuss the amendment of the Election Laws, a few months before the electoral qualification, among the political and party forces for the content of the proposed amendments.

The texts of the Egyptian Constitution, which have been in force since 2014, should be held in two rooms 60 days before its term ending, which means the Senate election (second Chamber of Parliament) calls for the Senate elections (the second Chamber of Parliament). The House of Representatives elections (first room) will be held next November next November.

The current electoral law adopts the mixed electoral system, by elect half the seats one by one, the other half will be elected by the “absolute closed lists” system, which means that the list of members will win the total list.

Representatives of the House of Representatives, Hanafi Jabali, announced on Wednesday that they received two draft laws than the number of council members, to amend some of the rules of the Law No. 174 delegates in 2020.

The House of Representatives on his Facebook page was to amend some of the provisions of the House of Representatives issued by the Law No. 46 of the Law No. 46 of his Facebook page, and in relation to the division of the Law No. 174 delegates of 2020, the second is to amend some of the Senate Act issued by the Law No. 2020.

According to the Council, these two projects have a legal interruption that reflects the state’s interest in tightening the legal structure of the parliamentary election, which confirms the legitimate representation of the population and governorets based on the definite constitutional and objective foundations, which take into account the population of the standard that exceeds the new statistical data.

In the House of Representatives, Suleman Wadan, a member of the Constitutional and Legislative Committee, said, “The Committee will meet in the coming days to study the proposed amendments to study the proposed amendments,” the proposed amendments to “emphasize” emphasize the proposed amendments, based on two absolute and individual lists, have the same system.

Over the past two years, Egypt has called for amending the current election law, as the application of a mixed electoral system that combines some of the current electoral system and the approval of the relative list system or a complete and relative closed list and personal system.

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Similarly, the project has distributed the re -ISTs of the full closed lists of the four election districts at the Republic level, to establish a balanced parliamentary representation columns, forty seats for each one in two departments, and one hundred and two in others.

In the House of Representatives, Riyadh Abdel Sattar Sattar told Ashark al -Avsat that he said, “The system of perfect closed lists for the political situation in Egypt is very fair than the system of relative lists.”

Political Science Professor Dr Mustafa Kamel al -Sade “Democratic Civil Movement” (the opposition meeting with many parties and public people), who emphasized the continuation of the movement of the current election law, and “al -Shark al -SHAR al -SHR al -e -SHR al -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -E -SHR. In the event of a position, but in the event of the current electoral system amendment, the movement focuses on contesting elections in the seats and pays a consolidated list in one of the short circles as the circles have revised.

The number of members of the elected representatives is 568, the number of Senate members is 300, two -thirds of whom have been elected (200 members), and 100 members are appointed by the Republic President.

In relation to the Senate Bill, the House of Representatives expressed the view of the same reformist, as the lists were re -distributed to four sections, 13 seats to both departments and 37 seats for the rest.

The failure of the amendment to the electoral system has aroused the fear of confusion in political parties, and the master said: “Most parties focus on their preparations on personal seats and the clarity of the electoral system has not resolved the debate about pending alliances.”

As a result, the Deputy Head of the Egypt Social Democratic Party and the House of Representatives, Dr. Freddie L -Bayadi, stressed that the amendment of the election law would cause confusion to the parties shortly before their behavior.