(1) The council shall verify that the nominated candidate meets the requirements laid down by the Law (Section 6). (2) Each candidate shall be put to an individual vote. Those candidates who have received the majority of votes, but not less than the number of votes necessary for taking a decision, shall be regarded as elected. (3) Those candidates who have received the qualifying number of votes but do not get into the election commission shall be included in the list of candidates for the position of the member of the election commission. (4) The council shall issue to the members of the election commission or polling station commission certificates of a form approved by the Central Election Commission. (5) The council shall, within five working days after the election commission has been elected, notify the Central Election Commission of the establishment and composition of the election commission. The notice must include information that has been provided regarding each member of the commission in the application (Paragraph one of Section 8). [13 June 2002; 29 January 2004; 13 November 2008]
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