(1) A member of the election commission may terminate his or her participation in the commission by submitting an application thereon to the relevant local government council. (2) If a member of the election commission fails to fulfil his or her duties, fulfils them negligently or commits offences, or the circumstances referred to in Section 6 of this Law are established and restrict his or her right to be elected, this member of the election commission can be recalled upon a proposal of the Central Election Commission, relevant election commission or its chairperson. (3) Decision on the recalling of a member of the election commission shall be taken by the council which established the relevant commission. If the proposal for the recalling of a member of the election commission has been received after elections or a national referendum has been announced, the chairperson of the council shall convene a council meeting within three days. (4) If a member of the election commission has terminated his or her participation in the commission or has been recalled therefrom, the council shall decide on the invitation of a candidate to the position of the member of the commission or announcement of a new deadline for the nomination of candidates for the position of a member of election commission. If a member of the election commission has suspended his or her participation in the commission, the issue on his or her replacement with a candidate to the position of the member of the election commission shall be decided by the council. [19 June 1998; 2 November 2000; 29 January 2004; 13 November 2008; 17 June 2020]
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