§ Electoral Code art. 32Administrative acts of the Central Electoral Commission

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Administrative acts of the Central Electoral Commission
(1) The Central Electoral Commission shall take its decisions by the vote of the
absolute majority of its members. Decisions amending, supplementing and repealing previous
decisions shall be taken under the same conditions.
(2) Decisions of the Central Electoral Commission, taken within the limits of its
competence, are administrative acts of individual or regulatory scope, enforceable for lower
electoral bodies, public authorities, companies, institutions and organisations, individuals
holding responsibility positions, political parties and their bodies, and all citizens.
(3) By way of derogation from Article 31 (3), at the request of two members, decisions
of the Central Electoral Commission may be taken in the deliberation chamber without the
participants in the administrative procedure or other persons being present. The detailed
procedure for adopting the decisions in the deliberation chamber shall be laid down in the
rules of operation of the Central Electoral Commission.
(4) The decisions of the Central Electoral Commission shall take effect from the
moment of their adoption or on the date indicated in the text of the decision.
(5) The decisions taken shall be signed by the President of the Central Electoral
Commission and, in his/her absence, by the Secretary. In the absence of the President and
the Secretary, the President of the meeting shall sign the decisions of the Central Electoral
Commission.
(6) The decisions of the Central Electoral Commission shall be placed, within 24 hours
of their adoption, on its website and decisions of a normative nature shall be published in the
Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova.
(7) The members of the Central Electoral Commission who do not agree with the
decisions adopted shall have the right to express their separate opinion in writing within 24
hours of adoption, which shall be annexed to those decisions.

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